Align ConfigManager with DataSync's per-file pipeline format (pipeline.*.json)
by reusing EtlPipelineConfig types directly, eliminating duplicate models and
simplifying the codebase. Removes ~3200 lines of obsolete code.
- Add pipeline registry with JSON-based configuration and hot-reload support
- Implement manual sync request feature with API, client UI, and database
- Improve ConfigManager: connection string dropdown in pipeline editor,
step delete/reorder functionality, and fix JSON parsing for ConnectionStrings
Consolidate SecureStoreLockedFormView and SecureStoreUnlockedFormView into
a single SecureStoreInfoFormView that displays store status and metadata.
Simplifies MainWindowViewModel by removing redundant state management.
Also adds design docs for RegexTransformer feature.
Add ConfigurationValidationRunner with IConfigurationValidator interface for
validating required settings at startup. Includes SecureStore and LDAP validators.
Expand ConfigManager with pipeline editing UI, dialogs, and step editors.
Update documentation with config validation guidance.
- Fix hourly lookback bug: use hourly timestamp/interval (not daily)
- Update DI registrations across DataSync, DataAccess, Api layers
- Add WorkProcessor config to appsettings.json
- Remove deprecated DataSyncService (replaced by WorkProcessor)
All 340 DataSync tests pass. Legacy bug from OLD solution now fixed.
Remove legacy ETL properties from DataSources configuration:
- FetcherTypeName (9 entries)
- PostProcessorTypeName (1 entry - MisData)
- PrepurgeData from MassConfig (9 entries)
- ReIndexData from MassConfig (9 entries)
These properties were used by the old fetcher-based ETL system
and are no longer needed with the new EtlPipeline architecture.
Move configuration options from Core/DataAccess/DataSync/ExcelIO to
dedicated Options folders within each project for better organization.
Update all references and tests accordingly.
Set up repository with legacy .NET Framework 4.8 source (OLD/),
new .NET 10 Blazor solution (NEW/), OpenSpec specifications,
documentation, and project configuration.
Joseph Doherty