SerVB
10/29/2021, 4:58 PM:(
Even classes that look like common ones judging by name. So looks like a deep understanding of the new infra is required to adapt our code to it, almost from scratch. Or maybe when JS IR is migrated to it, we could reuse it again. For now, I just ported some pieces of our code to the new infra, but it's only about 5-10% of what's needed to be ported. Although, there are some good news: I see how we can simplify our current testing even more, there is still some unused stuff left from JS.
• Continued with IrTry but now the blocker is that exceptions can't be constructed (there is some JS-specific logic).
Next time:
• Prettify our testing a bit more: remove more unneeded pieces; take a look at ignored tests for Python Backend and maybe remove those declarations because we now don't depend on JS.
• Research constructing exceptions.Even classes that look like common ones judging by nameWell, probably I've already said that. However, I thought that only few "common-ish-named" classes are bound to JVM but today I saw even more such classes...
Piotr Krzemiński
10/29/2021, 5:15 PMSerVB
10/29/2021, 5:39 PM