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Whenever I try to create a LES with a really big topology my browser hangs some time and eventually it will render the really big profile matrix editor, which is than unmanageable due to it's slowness.
However, fear not, I have an idea that might solve this.
What if after hitting continue on the import screen, you'll go to a page where you'll see your selected topology with all but the end-nodes 'clickable'. When clicking an end-node you can edit the technologies that are attached to that single node. Also technically; it would be nice if you only fetch/save that bit of the technology profile (all technologies under end-node-x).
The only problem with this setup is enabling/disabling your concurrency settings. Maybe we can still change them but it's not clear than that you also changed the technologies which are under other nodes.
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Whenever I try to create a LES with a really big topology my browser hangs some time and eventually it will render the really big profile matrix editor, which is than unmanageable due to it's slowness.
However, fear not, I have an idea that might solve this.
What if after hitting continue on the import screen, you'll go to a page where you'll see your selected topology with all but the end-nodes 'clickable'. When clicking an end-node you can edit the technologies that are attached to that single node. Also technically; it would be nice if you only fetch/save that bit of the technology profile (all technologies under
end-node-x
).The only problem with this setup is enabling/disabling your concurrency settings. Maybe we can still change them but it's not clear than that you also changed the technologies which are under other nodes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: