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If we have a system with nodes a, b, and logger, and are only running a logger on logger, then currently it is not possible to be log timestamps for messages sent between a and b. So if there is a channel that is forwarded from a to b and the logger, then if you attempt to replay a log from the perspective of b you will not get any messages replayed on that channel since the logger didn't log the timestamps for the message arrivals on b, so doesn't know when the messages actually arrived :(.
This means being able to specify arbitrary nodes in the timestamp_logger_nodes field for a connection, see:
If we have a system with nodes
a
,b
, andlogger
, and are only running a logger onlogger
, then currently it is not possible to be log timestamps for messages sent between a and b. So if there is a channel that is forwarded froma
tob
and the logger, then if you attempt to replay a log from the perspective ofb
you will not get any messages replayed on that channel since the logger didn't log the timestamps for the message arrivals onb
, so doesn't know when the messages actually arrived :(.This means being able to specify arbitrary nodes in the
timestamp_logger_nodes
field for a connection, see:aos/aos/configuration.fbs
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