Closed cg-cnu closed 6 years ago
Hi, Can i take this issue please ? It's my first contribution :)
@simonansel Thanks for your patience in taking the feedback and fixing the issue. Congratulations on your contribution to missioncontrol! π₯ Feel free to join our gitter channel to find out more opportunities to contribute to open source! π
Thank you for your help :heart:
What is this project?
DAV (Decentralized Autonomous Vehicles) is a new foundation working to build an open-source infrastructure for autonomous vehicles (cars, drones, trucks, robots, and all the service providers around them) to communicate and transact with each other over blockchain.
The specific project you are looking at is Mission Control. It is the brain in charge of orchestrating missions between DAV users and autonomous vehicles.
How you can help
Mission Control comes with a built in simulation environment which generates and controls simulated vehicles, allowing developers to start developing without investing in costly hardware first.
One of the things the simulator does is keep track of requests for delivery missions.
Once created, those simulated requests remain indefinitely in memory.
Once we have many developers from around the world experimenting with the simulation environment, more and more requests will be created and kept in memory and never deleted.
What you can do
We need to add a TTL (Time To Live) expiration to the requests stored in Redis so that they are deleted automatically after some time.
In the file
/server/store/needs.js
the code used to set TTL is repeated twiceredis.expire(`needs:${needId}`, config('needs_ttl'));
The task for this issue is to refactor that code by moving it to a separate function with the namesetNeedTTL(needId)
.Contributing to Mission Control
up-for-grabs
and not labeledclaimed
, to verify no one else is working on it.$ git clone git@github.com:YOUR-GITHUB-USER-NAME/missioncontrol.git
$ git push -u origin master
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)Asking for help
We appreciate your effort in taking the time to work on this issue and help out the open source community and the foundation. If you need any help, feel free to ask below or in our gitter channel. We are always happy to help π