You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Subsidiary nodes included in calculation of nodes to be shown
Visualization changes when slider function is used
Definition of done
Documentation conform with tsdoc
Reviewed with 4 eyes principle
Did not break other code
Understandable documentation for developers
Developers Explanation:
The node filter limit is mostly useless, as it does not account for subsidiary nodes. It does not matter what limit is set, the nodes that are to be removed as per the limit, become subsidiary nodes, such that the edges can still be displayed. The total number of displayes nodes is not changed, rendering the limit mostly useless.
A possible solution is to include subsidiary nodes into the limit. There is still the question open, which nodes are to be removed if the total number of nodes exceed the set limit of nodes. If we remove random nodes, the query result will not be stable between subsequent queries, which can in the worst case lead to flickering of nodes when queries are executed in small periods of time. A possible solution here, is sorting by some stable order (for example by id) and removing the first (last) nodes in this sort-order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
User story
Acceptance criteria
Definition of done
Developers Explanation:
The node filter limit is mostly useless, as it does not account for subsidiary nodes. It does not matter what limit is set, the nodes that are to be removed as per the limit, become subsidiary nodes, such that the edges can still be displayed. The total number of displayes nodes is not changed, rendering the limit mostly useless.
A possible solution is to include subsidiary nodes into the limit. There is still the question open, which nodes are to be removed if the total number of nodes exceed the set limit of nodes. If we remove random nodes, the query result will not be stable between subsequent queries, which can in the worst case lead to flickering of nodes when queries are executed in small periods of time. A possible solution here, is sorting by some stable order (for example by id) and removing the first (last) nodes in this sort-order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: