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What is the difference between a command and an operation?
A command is closer to a function, it is the definition of a transform step. An operation is an invocation of a command with concrete arguments.
The UI reads the list of Commands, along with their argspecs and presents them in the UI. Using them to build a list of operations.
Commands include a python function to actually perform the transformation, a python function to emit the equivalent python code, and argspecs describing the expected arguments for the Command.
Previously invocations of commands and commands, and commands themselves were called Command (with extra explanatory endings). @zainhoda helped the disambiguation in a pairing session. Most of the changes have been made to frontend react widget... they need to be carried through to the backend python code.
Add this text to the README when the code changes have been completed
What is the difference between a command and an operation?
A command is closer to a function, it is the definition of a transform step. An operation is an invocation of a command with concrete arguments.
The UI reads the list of Commands, along with their argspecs and presents them in the UI. Using them to build a list of operations.
Commands include a python function to actually perform the transformation, a python function to emit the equivalent python code, and argspecs describing the expected arguments for the Command.
Previously invocations of commands and commands, and commands themselves were called Command (with extra explanatory endings). @zainhoda helped the disambiguation in a pairing session. Most of the changes have been made to frontend react widget... they need to be carried through to the backend python code.