Command-line tools to split and/or reassemble .fwdata files #403
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AppVeyor build doesn't support net8.0, it seems. Nevertheless, I believe this is ready to be reviewed: there's no reason, IMHO, to downgrade the targeted .NET version to net6.0 or earlier since all the environments where this tool would be run are easily capable of supporting .NET 8. We'll just have to ignore the failing AppVeyor build. |
That should allow it to build .NET 8 targets.
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As just discussed in our team meeting:
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Right now we've actually got 2 different cli tools, could we make them into just one exe and control the split vs merge based on the command? |
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These tools were originally created in sillsdev/languageforge-lexbox#735, but are being moved to the flexbridge repository in order to simplify the process of distributing them. The intent of these tools is to enable automated test scenarios for Send/Receive as per sillsdev/LfMerge#339, and possibly other as-yet-unknown use cases.
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