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For some reason, I'm seeing timestamp, value tuples of (None, None) consistently as the last item in the list on returns from cyanite. Skip bad timestamps defensively. Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran <steve@lobefin.net>
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yeah, that might be a good idea as well - I'm not sure why cyanite is returning (None, None) for the last array element, but it seems like a useful guard anyway. Up to you, though :) Cheers, |
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@sgran there might be some misalignment between the (start, end, step) info and the number of datapoints passed (see zip_longest above your change). Do you still see this regularly? Can you try with the new cyanite (requires schema change)? |
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For some reason, I'm seeing timestamp, value tuples of (None, None)
consistently as the last item in the list on returns from cyanite. Skip
bad timestamps defensively.
Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran steve@lobefin.net