WEEK TWO
Week Two - The System Starts to Form One Picture
The team significantly expanded system coverage in the repository and also established a reference trace of the original state, giving later work firmer support.
Summary for Non-Technical Readers
This week, the project expanded substantially. A large number of additional system parts entered the repository, and a separate reference copy of the original state was created. In practice, this means the team is no longer working with only a slice of the application, but with a much more complete picture of reality.
For the next direction, this is a positive shift. The more precisely the starting state is captured, the lower the risk that something important will be missed during migration.
What Happened
The second project week brings the largest wave of legacy code import. Additional modules enter the repo: POK, CES, Konto, RUV, RZP, REN, UIR, VOL, SAU, UPD, Spouštěč, IRE, OOU, USP, ROR, Adresa, and a set of shared components such as fenCRep, fenGrid, fenODBC, fenSystem, fenTools, and flexText.
At the same time, a second major trace of the original state is established under legacy_original. The history includes large imports of subfolders, binaries, and test parts, plus the architektura-soubeh-vb6-dotnet.md document, internal instructions for agents, and updates to VBP references.
This is the week when the team creates both a working copy of the legacy tree and a reference imprint of the original state. Without that, later analysis and migration would not have a stable comparison point.