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Use std::variant
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This is a fairly large amount of code churn (a 1807-line diff) while it's not entirely clear to me what "a clean separation between successful and failing build results" gains us... Can you expand on that a bit? |
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This allows refactoring without changing wire protocol by mistake.
There is now a clean separation between successful and failing build results.
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Motivation
There is now a clean separation between successful and failing build results.
Context
I thought about making a JSON format for it after seeing what @RossComputerGuy got from detsys in #14031, and I wanted to do this first to better understand the data structure.
(I think the JSON format should also cleanly separate the success and failure cases. Among other benefits, such a format that means that even if there is an unknown status code, success and failure could still be told apart.)
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