Closed apcooper closed 7 years ago
No, there is no point, since different mock formats are incompatible. Have a system in sweeps.io now to get (source name, sub-tree root) from input.yaml, which can be passed to the other sweep io routines as the subtree root.
The dirtree walk in sweeps.io can start at the tree root, or at the node above a particular type of mock -- the latter is the expected behavior, but how to trap this? Is there any point in doing the full thing?