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The current implementation of the actuator model, using the 2nd order filter, causes always similar time to make a set point change, regardless of the size of the set point change. A more realistic im…
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The current implementation of the actuator model, using the 2nd order filter, causes always similar time to make a set point change, regardless of the size of the set point change. A more realistic im…
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The travel time for the robots does not match with the travel times calculated by the legacy solvers
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### Problem Description
I'm writing a PR that adds engine support for advancing the date by more than one day at a time, or even moving it backwards. This would give us the ability to, for example,…
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I have tried to quest the travel time data for some OD pairs from the "SampleValidationRoutes" at different time of the day (01:00, 04:00, 07:00, 10:00, 13:00, 16:00, 19:00, 22:00). The pattern of the…
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Since most of the state of the ui is computed automatically from signals and that all imperative state changes can be recorded as a stack of events, I think it should be possible to implement some kin…
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### What happened?
I tried time traveling to the same time as the current timestamp, and it errored. However, the pending timestamp still seems to have changed.
### Code that produced the error
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https://docs.risingwave.com/docs/next/time-travel-queries/
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If you create a long route it will say that it will take "1 day, 2 hours (2033km)". It should just say "26 hours (2033km)". It should always cap out at "X hours" and never say days because driving for…
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Hi, is there a possibility to have time travel functionality using this package, similar to `use-travel`?