YousufFFFF commented on PR #37673:
URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37673#issuecomment-3961481530

   > I agree with all of Mohamed's comments so far.
   > 
   > In particular, the one about simply just rewriting this to use bespoke 
code instead of the package.
   > 
   > As a first pass, add a few simple test cases that check the returned 
output. This is just good practice when doing a refactoring to make sure that 
some things are working at least as good as they were before. This is not a 
high bar, at least, due to not having any tests in the first place! Even just a 
3-4 very basic pipelines as a smoke test would go a long way.
   > 
   > This dot runner is very old, so it is unfortunate that it was authored 
without tests, since it was actively being used to look at pipeline shapes.
   > 
   > Also, do take a look at the python "render" runner for inspiration, which 
also creates dot representations.
   > 
   > 
https://github.com/apache/beam/blob/9ee4fe64f2b99cb9b555ba65be202dcde40ebe74/sdks/python/apache_beam/runners/render.py#L135
   > 
   > (Admittedly, having done a different python -> go conversion for prism's 
Fusion handling, the python handling is very Set Theory based rather than graph 
based, so it can take a moment to grasp what it's doing.)
   
   Thanks @lostluck - I’ll take a look at the Python render runner for 
reference.
   
   That’s a good suggestion, especially since it already handles DOT generation 
in a more structured way. I’ll review its approach and see if there are any 
patterns or simplifications we can adopt here while keeping the Go 
implementation idiomatic.
   
   Appreciate the pointer 👍


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