Add AMR Swarm DDL to integration tests #970
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Out of curiosity, what version of the ddl is this? Is the latest created by @JackAtGaia?
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It's from a week ago on jack/hack.
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We need to move this out of the regular build and under a CI flag. The compile times in debug builds are wrecking my workflow. |
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This is the
amr_swarm.ddlplus integration tests that invoke rules used in the AMR demo.The AMR ruleset is included, together with procedural code that is needed to satisfy the calls made by the rules.
There is no need to synchronize these files with the original AMR demo files. These modified versions can be used to exercise the DDL, which is the most complex of the integration tests, and use the combination of declarative and EDC references.
Note that
amr_swarm.ddlis about 1300 lines long and takes a long time to translate.