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Adds a translation from the old to the new data-format.
the file:// output type now outputs RFC0005 format as well as the old format.
Motivation
This is step 1 in implementing the RFC.
Additional Notes
This is step 1 of a multi-step program to move crashtracker over to RFC5.
For now, both dataformats will co-exist.
Future PRs will switch various parts of the API over to use the new format.
Once this is done, we can retire the old format.
How to test the change?
Describe here in detail how the change can be validated.
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What does this PR do?
file://
output type now outputs RFC0005 format as well as the old format.Motivation
This is step 1 in implementing the RFC.
Additional Notes
This is step 1 of a multi-step program to move crashtracker over to RFC5.
For now, both dataformats will co-exist.
Future PRs will switch various parts of the API over to use the new format.
Once this is done, we can retire the old format.
How to test the change?
Describe here in detail how the change can be validated.