Allow task spec to filter command line for signature #507
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| md5.add(bytes: serializedRepresentationSignature!) | ||
| for arg in task.commandLine { | ||
| md5.add(bytes: arg.asByteString) | ||
| for arg in task.type.commandLineForSignature(for: task) ?? [] { |
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What is the meaning of a nil result here? Should the fallback be the regular command line instead of empty?
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Nice catch, this was a bug waiting to happen! |
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This wires TaskTypeDescription#commandLineForSignature() into the default implementation of TaskAction#getSignature(), allowing task action implementations to get correct signature normalization by default.