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refactor(i18n): extract Extractor from extract_i18n #12417
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this seems like the place where we should canonicalize the path
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Doesn't seem to do it. Let's punt and fix this up in a more general PR.
I put an extractor into your extract so you can extract while you extract. This allows integrators to call Extractor as a library. Also refactors Extractor a bit so that callers need fewer arguments or arguments that are at the right semantic level. The refactoring causes no function change.
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Test failure is a flake. |
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caretaker note: this pr causes breakages in g3 - @mprobst is working on an internal patch |
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unblocked. CI is red because of the DDOS attack that is still affecting saucelabs, I've seen the job be green in the previous run, so I'm going ahead and merging this. |
I put an extractor into your extract so you can extract while you extract. This allows integrators to call Extractor as a library. Also refactors Extractor a bit so that callers need fewer arguments or arguments that are at the right semantic level. The refactoring causes no function change.
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I put an extractor into your extract so you can extract while you
extract.
This allows integrators to call Extractor as a library. Also refactors
Extractor a bit so that callers need fewer arguments or arguments that
are at the right semantic level.
The refactoring causes no function change.