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@shaunagm shaunagm added the new connector Work type - creating a new Parsons connector for a tool label Feb 18, 2025
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@austinweisgrau is this still a work in progress? It's missing docs and tests but I can do a review of the code if you want, or I can wait til you're ready

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austinweisgrau commented Feb 18, 2025 via email

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shaunagm commented Feb 18, 2025

I forget whether you've made a new connector before, but just in case you haven't or you forgot the steps, the new connector guide has all the details (probably too many details for your experience level!). Docs and tests sections are near the bottom.

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Just updating the status to 'request changes' as we need docs/tests. No rush!

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