Add to tiles of interest as part of tilequeue "pruner" command #180
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rmarianski
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tilequeue/command.py
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Flow looks good to me. Are we going to be enqueueing the coordinates with custom priorities? Or like normal based on zoom? If normal, there are some existing utilities that should make it easier.
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I was planning on using the normal priority queues.
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I'm planning on using the existing priority queues.
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Ok, you can probably look at the enqueue tiles of interest command for inspiration.
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This adds the ability to include new tiles in the tiles of interest as part of the "prune" tilequeue command that was added in #176. This is a counterpart to tilezen/tileserver#85, which pulls out the enqueueing and TOI adding piece from tileserver.