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The relocation and dependency rewiring are internally consistent across workspace consumers, with no behavior change identified. Compile verification remained incomplete because the configured dependency source returned HTTP 502.
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Summary
This PR moves
Supervisableback tosaluki-core, along withCacheand friends.As part of reworking supervision to add support for "scopes," we want
Supervisableback insaluki-coresince we're getting rid of the idea that anything in the workspace can implementSupervisable. Instead, we're just going to go with the notion that nothing which can't otherwise depend onsaluki-corecan implement supervisable things.As such,
saluki-commonbecomes purely basic primitives that require no background tasks, asynchronicity, etc... whilesaluki-coreand above hold those things. As such,saluki_common::cachenow moves tosaluki-core.Change Type
How did you test this PR?
Existing tests.
References
DADP-2