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If you open them in one order: rerun bad1.rrd bad2.rrd you'll see the recording assigned to rerun_example_app1
If you open them in the other order: rerun bad2.rrd bad1.rrd you'll see the recording assigned to rerun_example_app2
This has annoying consequences for things such as blueprint-assignment and general understanding for users.
Proposal
At a minimum, we should detect and warn in this situation.
It would be nice to make the viewer still as usable as possible here. The two possibilities most inline with user intent are:
Place the derived joint recording with all of the contents in both apps
Keep the individual recordings isolated within their respective apps
Additionally, it would be very nice if we had CLI tool to fix appliation_ids for existing recordings since once you're in this state it's annoying to fix and you don't want to have to re-log your data just to correct it.
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Explanation
You can easily create some rrds like so:
If you open them in one order:
rerun bad1.rrd bad2.rrd
you'll see the recording assigned torerun_example_app1
If you open them in the other order:
rerun bad2.rrd bad1.rrd
you'll see the recording assigned torerun_example_app2
This has annoying consequences for things such as blueprint-assignment and general understanding for users.
Proposal
At a minimum, we should detect and warn in this situation.
It would be nice to make the viewer still as usable as possible here. The two possibilities most inline with user intent are:
Additionally, it would be very nice if we had CLI tool to fix appliation_ids for existing recordings since once you're in this state it's annoying to fix and you don't want to have to re-log your data just to correct it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: