Add some code to migrate from MongoDB written by Claude #277
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that's why we have tests, to test what the AI might break ;-) |
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the code doesn't even build |
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get it at least building ...
(and then - the concept of spark dataframes and "plugins" we introduce with migrator is completely unused - just by using this we could likely remove 70% of the code in this PR)
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Hi @tarzanek , Maybe we could have a chat sometime to discuss design. I'm definitely not a Spark or Scala expert, so I am open to any feedback. Thanks! |
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I don't know Scala. This was entirely written by Claude. We might need to fix some stuff. It's more of an intellectual exercise than a production-ready feature.