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Environment directed graph visualiser support #138

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@Robadob Robadob commented Oct 19, 2024

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Looks fine, and works on linux.

We could prolly just ignore the linting failures for now and address them sepearately.
In this repo, I'd say we suppress/ignore the indent within a namespace warnings, but include what you use warnings might be worth addressing.

Probably better to fix in the main repo first though so we have consistent linting supressions across the repos.

Some inconsistency between DynamicLine and DynamicLines maybe? (Or I'm just not looking closely enough).

Will approve for now, but don't merge till review on the related PR is sorted incase of changes.

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Robadob commented Oct 23, 2024

Some inconsistency between DynamicLine and DynamicLines maybe? (Or I'm just not looking closely enough).

The latter, the lock protected the storage of all dynamic lines from race conditions, whereas update updates a specific dynamic line.

@Robadob Robadob merged commit dab83d0 into master Oct 23, 2024
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