Codacy-inspired changes to the Trace handling in integration tests #1
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I’ve changed the `var Halt` in ClusterHarness to a case object, triggered by a Codacy message. That led me to do a bit more re-working around tracing, namely passing the TraceData a case class rather than a Tuple.
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Codacy-inspired changes to the Trace handling in integration tests
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I’ve changed the
var Haltin ClusterHarness to a case object,triggered by a Codacy message. That led me to do a bit more re-working
around tracing, namely passing the TraceData a case class rather than a
Tuple.