Flight Log / spcl/dace #2043
Design Document: Modular Frontend Architecture — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in spcl/dace on Jun 12, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +970 −396, 4 files, 4 reviews.
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GitHub Copilot opened a PR in spcl/dace adding a design document for a modular frontend architecture. The PR spanned four files and eight commits. Across four reviews, one change request and two comments were recorded. The reviewer wrote "Please address comment on Python frontend pipeline." The PR closed unmerged, a burn after human review.
“Please address comment on Python frontend pipeline. Otherwise looks good.”
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This PR introduces a comprehensive design document for refactoring DaCe's frontend architecture to be more portable, verifiable, and modular. The design addresses the current limitations where each frontend (Python, Fortran, etc.) implements its own direct AST-to-SDFG conversion logic, leading to co…
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- Jun 23, 2025changes requestedtbennun↗
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