See theprolog/prolog_core#13 for an (exhaustive) discussion of why this is needed.
As attributes are added to succeeding releases of an entity used by our use cases, any test-fixture YAML data used to create those entities introduces defects that can lead to a potentially time-consuming search for striped paint. Not having the relevant procedure documented is itself a defect; we've simply just had our noses rubbed in it.
This is presently blocking progress on Issue #2 (and therefore PR #3).
jdickey
commented
8 years ago
See theprolog/prolog_core#13 for an (exhaustive) discussion of why this is needed.
As attributes are added to succeeding releases of an entity used by our use cases, any test-fixture YAML data used to create those entities introduces defects that can lead to a potentially time-consuming search for striped paint. Not having the relevant procedure documented is itself a defect; we've simply just had our noses rubbed in it.
This is presently blocking progress on Issue #2 (and therefore PR #3).