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Currently, we are saving the routes found using the routing algorithm in the historical-routes db, and we assume that previous routes in db have been already deployed.
However, this might not be always the case. We potentially need to use a flag to identify which routes have been deployed. This flag inherits the status from the historical routes.
One solution is to check if the routes already exist in the node. See issue #16
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…ute doesn't exist we create a new entry in the "routes" field for that specific node. However, if it exist we don't do anything. This fixes issue #16 and issue #14.
This is needed to avoid sending duplicate routes.
Currently, we are saving the routes found using the routing algorithm in the historical-routes db, and we assume that previous routes in db have been already deployed.
However, this might not be always the case. We potentially need to use a flag to identify which routes have been deployed. This flag inherits the status from the historical routes.
One solution is to check if the routes already exist in the node. See issue #16
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: