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Right now, if not specified by the user, BasicInterface.name returns
type(self).__name__+'_'+self.uid
However, I never had a use case where adding the uid was helpful.
On the other hand, adding the uid to the name makes the name depend on global state (the uid depends on the order of object creation and the specific pyMOR run), which already broke caching for me (f5bc852). I would propose to let the auto-generated name simply be the class name.
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Right now, if not specified by the user, BasicInterface.name returns
However, I never had a use case where adding the uid was helpful.
On the other hand, adding the uid to the name makes the name depend on global state (the uid depends on the order of object creation and the specific pyMOR run), which already broke caching for me (f5bc852). I would propose to let the auto-generated name simply be the class name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: