perf: sliding refactoring, second take#32
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I will merge this once I have completed this: #33 That way in the future I can know without locally running if tests are failing and prevent merging PRs that have failing tests. |
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Can you fix merge conflict?
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nice! Tests are working with CI now, once remove merge conflict I will merge (I think just revert ci.yml changes
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Good day. I apologize for taking so long to circle back on this — life'd been getting in the way as of late.
This is a follow-up to #31. I've fixed all the failing tests, and it looks like my changes are now ready to be merged. The commits are a bit messy, so consider squashing them.
Let me know if you have any questions or feedback, and thanks again for reviewing.