portability test: state to spec#1466
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this does seem to work so maybe it's good enough 🤔 |
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Issue: credentials are not converted |
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Think I've pushed a credentials fix. It's really ugly because of subtle differences between spec and state. Probably I should create a |
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Using claude to look at converting a Project to a v1 spec file.
This is actualy more involved than I thought. I thought it was just stripping the uuids but actually there are some different key names too.
Should I stick with this approach or should we have a
serialize('spec', opts)function? Maybe it's not worth it?Do we need a v2 spec serializer?