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When making multiple queries with inferred relations it is hard to align, combine, and properly connect the results sets.
Current Workaround
It is possible to create an ID on the client side through hashing it's surrounding
Proposed Solution
Make the inferred relation ID a hash of the IDs it connects (or just the first two will suffice for 95% of the cases) and therefore if it connects the same entities (in the final conclusion) it will have the same ID
Additional Information
An example of the same query ran twice. The ID is the key in the local repo so the duplicated relations is where the ID had changed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem to Solve
When making multiple queries with inferred relations it is hard to align, combine, and properly connect the results sets.
Current Workaround
It is possible to create an ID on the client side through hashing it's surrounding
Proposed Solution
Make the inferred relation ID a hash of the IDs it connects (or just the first two will suffice for 95% of the cases) and therefore if it connects the same entities (in the final conclusion) it will have the same ID
Additional Information
An example of the same query ran twice. The ID is the key in the local repo so the duplicated relations is where the ID had changed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: