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refactor(upgrade): use sets and set lists #1557
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The failing tests seem to be unrelated. |
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Gotta be |
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Lol, look at me, trying to fix code on GitHub without trying it out >< |
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Thanks for the PR though, really good! |
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Let the end-users use nice, self-explaining constants instead of verbose strings for sets.
This also adds the possibility to have upgrade sets in the future, eg. from
2.0to2.1,2.1to2.2, etc.Is this something we'd be interested in?