refactor: Move logic for compiling shorebird.yaml into a new file #61
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I also changed the logic from using a StringBuilder to using YamlEdit, that might change the output order of the yaml file but should *not* change the contents. I also added our first test of this logic. Next step is to make a `flutter shorebird compile-yaml` command or similar, and then have flutter.groovy call that so that we can share this logic between platforms and have a single place to edit when we need to make changes.
felangel
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| # TODO(eseidel): shorebird_tests seems to assume flutter is available | ||
| # yet it doesn't seem to set it up here? |
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I also changed the logic from using a StringBuilder to using YamlEdit, that might change the output order of the yaml file but should not change the contents.
I also added our first test of this logic.
Next step is to make a
flutter shorebird compile-yamlcommand or similar, and then have flutter.groovy call that so that we can share this logic between platforms and have a single place to edit when we need to make changes.