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feat: refactor IoT workflow migrations- #772 - #856
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What was done
The previous IoT workflow upgrade process consisted of changing the tasks' version in the JSON file, which is against the recommendations of the Product team. A new utility, the workflow-migration-tool, was developed as a standalone npm package. The utility goes through all the masterdata and workflow files and updates the tasks, applying all the migration scripts needed. This is the correct, safe way to perform these kinds of upgrades.
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cmf upgradecommand was being used as a placeholder so users could use thecmf upgrade basecommand. The latter is an anti-pattern since it goes through all the package files and performs an upgrade. Now, thecmf upgradecommand is no longer a placeholder and can be used to perform an upgrade in the specified package only.The
cmf upgrade basebehavior was kept.Finally, existing unit tests were updated and new ones were added for the UpgradeCommand.
Closes #758 #759 #760
Dependencies
Depends on the Connect IoT workflow-migration-tool package.
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