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The politeiad Inventory command is very expensive time and bandwidth wise. We, therefore, need to cache proposal records at start-of-day. At this time we should shoot for an implementation that fires off the Inventory command and then places the vetted and unvetted branches in memory use a map with the censorship token as the key). Currently, the Inventory call does not filter and will always reply with everything it has. That is a separate issue that will be addressed once we get the code to work.
Let's not cache to disk yet because reconcile code is always hard.
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* Add proposalFind component
* Add prop-types package
* Split Routes and App components
* Wrap component with `withRouter` to enable the automatic NavLink active class
The politeiad Inventory command is very expensive time and bandwidth wise. We, therefore, need to cache proposal records at start-of-day. At this time we should shoot for an implementation that fires off the Inventory command and then places the vetted and unvetted branches in memory use a map with the censorship token as the key). Currently, the Inventory call does not filter and will always reply with everything it has. That is a separate issue that will be addressed once we get the code to work.
Let's not cache to disk yet because reconcile code is always hard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: