Scraper Work

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Kai•4/20/22, 9:23 PM

@Perksey can you give me a quick rundown on how the Scraper works?
I can see that it looks for VS (for some reason) and then starts the ClangSharp process / subagent, but I'm stumped on how to get the XML out of that.
(Also there seem to be a lot of files that do not all that much here, I hope it's ok if I go through and remove some functionality that isn't required right now for the MVP of the MVP of the MVP

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Perksey•4/20/22, 9:24 PM

can you grab me in the morning

Perksey•4/20/22, 9:24 PM

But other than that, check out my last commit and run it with debug logging

Kai•4/20/22, 9:27 PM

ofc, didn't notice how late it was

Kai•4/20/22, 9:27 PM

I'll poke around and see if I can figure it out

Perksey•4/20/22, 9:41 PM

Running whatever the last known-working commit was is probably a useful task anyway

Perksey•4/20/22, 9:41 PM

as that will actually generate the XML/working folder for you to look at

Kai•4/21/22, 10:43 AM

@Perksey Do you have an Idea how I can possibly get ClangSharp to run without running our tool from cli & registering it there

Kai•4/21/22, 10:43 AM

cause right now we are trying to start a process that calls a dotnet tool that we also build, and that is the opposite of testability

Kai•4/21/22, 10:44 AM

was the plan to just make another subagent implementation that doesn't run another process?

KKai was the plan to just make another subagent implementation that doesn't run anoth...

Perksey•4/21/22, 11:45 AM

we can't, libclang blows up if you try to use it with multiple threads

Perksey•4/21/22, 11:45 AM

so the end result is spawning lots of processes make-style

Perksey•4/21/22, 11:45 AM

i was going to use the OOTB clangsharp dotnet tool, but dotnet tools can't depend/call into on other dotnet tools
so i had to make our own executable which essentially does exactly what clangsharp's tool uses