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Address FAST project re-alignment #2207

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jattasNI opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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Address FAST project re-alignment #2207

jattasNI opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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Various FAST packages that we depend on are going away or changing their mission:
microsoft/fast#6955

We need to come up with a migration plan so that we don't get stuck in a situation where there is a bug / feature gap in our dependency that can't be fixed.

This is the high level issue to trigger brainstorming; we'll probably break it into separate issues / HLDs.

Decision points include:

  1. fast-foundation component base classes are going away
  2. fast-foundation utilities are going away
  3. fast-element legacy branch is receiving very little attention in favor of their vNext branch
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jattasNI commented Jul 1, 2024

First step is for @rajsite to schedule a team brainstorming session to sketch out a rough plan.

@rajsite rajsite changed the title Deal with FAST project re-alignment Address FAST project re-alignment Nov 19, 2024
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