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You can just store the first pipeline results in a file, edit it, then use the file as an input for the second pipeline.
by avodonosov 8y ago
You can just store the first pipeline results in a file, edit it, then use the file as an input for the second pipeline.
- jarpineh 8y agoWell, yes, but this kind defeats transient nature of data moving through pipe. Testing and debugging and operating on pipe based processing benefits from close feedback cycle. I’d rather keep that as much as possible.