Fix bug preventing prefetch data from being loaded if local data was provided #39
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Great changes, looks good to me |
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The one thing is that this won't do deduplication between the local data and the prefetch data, I think that's ok though. |
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Yeah, I'm not worried about that. If it's a problem for some people then we can fix it later. |
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Thanks for catching this and taking care of it. Changes look good to me. On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 3:37 PM, Tim Trueman [email protected]:
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Fix bug preventing prefetch data from being loaded if local data was provided
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Previously if local data was provided, the prefetched data would never get loaded. To fix this I refactored dataset.js – there's now a function for processing raw data and a function for merging processed data into the existing
adjacencyListanditemHash.@timtrueman and @vskarich – as soon as I get a 👍 from one of you guys, I"ll merge this into
integration-0.8.1, do some last minute administrative work, and then release v0.8.1 (!).