This contains a new function, set_all(), that allows to process all junctions for a particular instance at once.
If there are no changes, this is way faster than the previous method.
The downside is that it's more difficult to see what/where something went wrong, so in those cases, you'd still need to figure out what went wrong using set().
This contains a new function, set_all(), that allows to process all junctions for a particular instance at once.
If there are no changes, this is way faster than the previous method.
The downside is that it's more difficult to see what/where something went wrong, so in those cases, you'd still need to figure out what went wrong using set().