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Enchancing Metadata Support for SOAR #118
Enchancing Metadata Support for SOAR #118
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Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't wavemin from h2 too?
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Even if it is just parsed as a pattern in client.py, shouldn't it be consistent with wavemax?
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I think as we are giving both wavemin and wavemax as a single parameter for query, I think its one of the simpler ways to implement it. If its still necessary to try something else, let me know :)
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No it was just a thought about consistency between Wavemin and Wavemax.
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At the moment we don't consider wavelength for PHI and SPICE (see this comment).
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Do we need
*
here, as we select not all columns when a join is needed?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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This is for instruments where we don't need the join.
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Also a test for LL data?
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Actually there is
test_search_low_latency()
(for MAG data; executes the query), and the newtest_join_low_latency_query()
(for EUI; only tests the query string, without executing it). So maybe this is enough?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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yep, will reverse this change!
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This feels like 3 separate tests in one? I think this is the same for the test below as well?
I would prefer if we can keep each unit test as focused as possible.
It makes fixing one easier if one part breaks but not another.