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Currently the nodes are stores in a collection. We have two types of nodes: the "model nodes" that are the ones that the user send as a parameters; and the graph nodes which are nodes that we use internally as a data structure. We store those nodes in a collection. When we want to search in which graph node is a given user node we need to do a linear search. There is support for doing a binary search.
This issue is to make sure that the binary search is done right and it works on all cases and to add tests.
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Look at the binary sorting of nodes if it is causing problems
Look if the implementation of the binary sorting of nodes works as expected and add tests
Apr 24, 2023
Currently the nodes are stores in a collection. We have two types of nodes: the "model nodes" that are the ones that the user send as a parameters; and the graph nodes which are nodes that we use internally as a data structure. We store those nodes in a collection. When we want to search in which graph node is a given user node we need to do a linear search. There is support for doing a binary search.
This issue is to make sure that the binary search is done right and it works on all cases and to add tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: