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[chore][pkg/stanza] refactor: introduce emit.Token struct #36260
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[chore][pkg/stanza] refactor: introduce emit.Token struct #36260
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This makes the code clearer by encapsulating the token's body and attributes in a single structure. It should make future change clearer when the emit callback will be changed to accept a collection of tokens as opposed to a single token. The Sink type could use some refactoring as well, but I'm not doing it here to keep the changes to the minimum for clarity and ease of code review.
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I only ran Stanza tests before pushing the code, but need to also change other parts of Contrib code 🤦 Changing this to draft until I update the other codes. |
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…etry#36260) This makes the code clearer by encapsulating the token's body and attributes in a single structure. It should make future change clearer when the emit callback will be changed to accept a collection of tokens as opposed to a single token. The Sink type could use some refactoring as well, but I'm not doing it here to keep the changes to the minimum for clarity and ease of code review.
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…etry#36260) This makes the code clearer by encapsulating the token's body and attributes in a single structure. It should make future change clearer when the emit callback will be changed to accept a collection of tokens as opposed to a single token. The Sink type could use some refactoring as well, but I'm not doing it here to keep the changes to the minimum for clarity and ease of code review.
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This makes the code clearer by encapsulating the token's body and attributes in a single structure. It should make future change clearer when the emit callback will be changed to accept a collection of tokens as opposed to a single token.
The Sink type could use some refactoring as well, but I'm not doing it here to keep the changes to the minimum for clarity and ease of code review.