Clearing the cache fixes this until you run one a query for one of the datasets again.
This seems to be because Geppetto only uses the dataset name to determine if a query is already cached and so does not run the query again for whichever dataset is queried second.
This occurs on v2 and v2-dev
Potential fix-
Don't use datasets with the same name (although in the example this probably does make sense, could add a version number?)
Change the Geppetto caching to check the short form (which must be unique?) so that having the same name is not an issue.
Description of the problem
Two datasets have the same name (but diff short form):
Splits targetting CX neurons, Wolff2018 [Wolff2018] Splits targetting CX neurons, Wolff2018 [FlyLight2019Wolff2018]
If you run a query for one, (in this case only list all images is available - https://v2.virtualflybrain.org/org.geppetto.frontend/geppetto?q=Wolff2018,DatasetImages) then when you run the same query for the other - https://v2.virtualflybrain.org/org.geppetto.frontend/geppetto?q=FlyLight2019Wolff2018,DatasetImages, you will get the same results as for the whichever one you ran first.
Clearing the cache fixes this until you run one a query for one of the datasets again.
This seems to be because Geppetto only uses the dataset name to determine if a query is already cached and so does not run the query again for whichever dataset is queried second.
This occurs on v2 and v2-dev
Potential fix- Don't use datasets with the same name (although in the example this probably does make sense, could add a version number?) Change the Geppetto caching to check the short form (which must be unique?) so that having the same name is not an issue.
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