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Krzysztof Nowicki
Krzysztof Nowicki

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DocWire new release 2024.11.23

Newest release introduces improvements to the DocWire SDK's codebase, focusing on enhancing code organization, modernizing features, and optimizing compilation times.

Refactor :
Extracted implementations of data_source methods from data_source.h into data_source.cpp and model_chain_element methods from model_chain_element.h into model_chain_element.cpp, to improve compilation times and code organization.

Separated logging functionalities from various classes and moved them into dedicated files (log_data_source.h, log_file_extension.h, log_tags.h), enhancing modularity and maintainability.

Removed unnecessary include directives from multiple files to reduce dependencies and improve build performance.
Ensured consistent use of modern C++ features like "override" for better code practices.

Removed unnecessary include directives from multiple files to reduce dependencies and improve build performance.
Ensured consistent use of modern C++ features like "override" for better code practices.

https://github.com/docwire/docwire/releases/tag/2024.11.23

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