feat: add more robust 'target resolution' system #227
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The need for the refactor represented by this PR was determined from discussions around tackling #183 .
This PR was a collaborative effort between myself and @mchernicoff .
This PR uses the types defined in
target/types.rs
for representing the "target" of a HipCheck analysis. Although information can be specified on the cmdline by users in a variety of ways (variants ofTargetSeed
), we eventually need to arrive at a local clone of a git repository that may or may not have an associated remote repo / package information. This is all encapsulated by theTarget
struct.This PR provides glue code for converting
cli.rs
structures toTargetSeed
instances using theToTargetSeed
trait. Theresolve_target()
function does the work ofTargetSeed
toResult<Target>
translation.In order to limit the LOC changed by this PR, the generated
Target
is then translated to the existingSource
object insource/query.rs
. In a future PR we will do the work of removing theSource
ecosystem and fully replacing it withTarget
.