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Add Optional mem-fs-editor to getProjectType
and underlying functions
#2746
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🦋 Changeset detectedLatest commit: 766291a The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump. This PR includes changesets to release 36 packages
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…en-ux-tools into add-optional-memfs-editor
…en-ux-tools into add-optional-memfs-editor
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Code changes are clear and covered by tests.
I have not tested manually.
Changeset ✅
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Hi @kjose90, changes to support mem-fs-editor look good, please see my comments
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Thanks @kjose90, all my comments are addressed
- code changes to enhance support of mem-fs-editor in project access look good
- changeset is correct
- test coverage is great
- did a visual review, no manual test
Approved from my side.
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Re-approving
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#2762
Enhance the
getProjectType
function and its underlying logic by adding support for an optionalmem-fs
editor. This will allow to access and manipulate the in-memory file structure.