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Currently, we have the following tools built in jitutils:
cijobs
jit-analyze
jit-dasm
jit-dasm-pmi
jit-decisions-analyze
jit-diff
jit-format
pmi
jit-diff itself has 4 sub-commands: diff, list, install, uninstall.
Would it make sense to merge some or all of these into a single tool, perhaps called something simple like just "jit"?
The build might be simpler and faster, and usage might be easier.
E.g., instead of "jit-analyze" you use "jit analyze": the only usage difference is replacing the dash with a space.
jit-diff, which already has sub-commands, might have its sub-commands elevated to top-level, and the existing "diff" sub-command becoming top-level, which would simplify usage as you would have jit diff instead of jit-diff diff.
Perhaps this would make the source code sharing and code management a little simpler.
(@echesakovMSFT suggested this idea)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, we have the following tools built in jitutils:
jit-diff itself has 4 sub-commands: diff, list, install, uninstall.
Would it make sense to merge some or all of these into a single tool, perhaps called something simple like just "jit"?
The build might be simpler and faster, and usage might be easier.
E.g., instead of "jit-analyze" you use "jit analyze": the only usage difference is replacing the dash with a space.
jit-diff, which already has sub-commands, might have its sub-commands elevated to top-level, and the existing "diff" sub-command becoming top-level, which would simplify usage as you would have
jit diff
instead ofjit-diff diff
.Perhaps this would make the source code sharing and code management a little simpler.
(@echesakovMSFT suggested this idea)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: