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We would like to be able to track the passage of all ancestral material through the pedigree ancestors, not just those in which coalescence happens to occur (as well as the bits of segments that don't happen to coalesce when there is a coalescence).
Once we have a figured out how to keep unary nodes across the various models (#2128) I think this will be relatively straightforward, because we've already allocated nodes for every individual in the pedigree and we can reuse the machinery for that/the record_full_arg option.
So - keep the bits of ancestry for which they are ancestral to actual samples, right? For reference, the analogous thing in SLiM is called "retaining" (instead of "remembering", which implies actually making them samples): https://tskit.dev/pyslim/docs/latest/tutorial.html#retaining-individuals
We would like to be able to track the passage of all ancestral material through the pedigree ancestors, not just those in which coalescence happens to occur (as well as the bits of segments that don't happen to coalesce when there is a coalescence).
Once we have a figured out how to keep unary nodes across the various models (#2128) I think this will be relatively straightforward, because we've already allocated nodes for every individual in the pedigree and we can reuse the machinery for that/the record_full_arg option.
cc @sgravel
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