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This seem preferable, as the data will be more accessible to anyone with a DB. Also, it reduces the complexity of having a whole Interface. On the surface, it seems like this is an easy change to make. The (apparent) steps to take now are:
Ensure that all the important functionality/data from the HistoryTrackerInterface is now in the DB.
Find all downstream projects that use the HistoryTrackerInterface, and switch them to using the DB.
There is an equilibrium history tracker subclass downstream.
And there is some code in crucible downstream that makes heavy use of it.
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Yeah so history tracker was originally made before we could read a case's own database during a run for historical info. It saved a subset of state data to ram that it could very quickly bring back as needed. Now that db3 can read itself during a run, it's largely not needed.
The internal equilibrium capability has lots of fanciness that maps an equilibrium cycle's shuffling into full multi-cycle time-dependent histories that must be maintained internally, but that can be done somewhere outside of the history interface.
It appears @youngmit already did the bulk of the work to move the functionality people want from the HistoryTrackerInterface into
Database3
: 38d9febThis seem preferable, as the data will be more accessible to anyone with a DB. Also, it reduces the complexity of having a whole
Interface
. On the surface, it seems like this is an easy change to make. The (apparent) steps to take now are:HistoryTrackerInterface
is now in the DB.HistoryTrackerInterface
, and switch them to using the DB.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: