Open albertocottica opened 6 years ago
(This is not really an issue, not a dev issue for sure, neither a malfunction of the platform.)
The Detangler view relies pre-computed graphs that are loaded in the different synchronized views. Now, GraphRyder maintains, on server-side, a set of graphs to feed the different views of all instances of GraphRyder on the web. GraphRyder only keeps a fixed number of graphs to avoid overloading. When a new graph needs to be stored, the oldest one is dropped. A problem occurs (like the one you experienced) when a view requires a graph that has been discarded.
Solution: go to settings, ask for graph "regeneration" (check UsersToUsers Graph and CommentsAndPosts Graph).
Understood. We do need documentation... If even I get stuck, more casual users will get very confused.
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(This is not really an issue, not a dev issue for sure, rather a temporary malfunction of the platform itself.)
The Detangler view relies pre-computed graphs that are loaded in the different synchronized views. Now, GraphRyder maintains, on server-side, a set of graphs to feed the different views of all instances of GraphRyder on the web. GraphRyder only keeps a fixed number of graphs to avoid overloading. When a new graph needs to be stored, the oldest one is dropped. A problem occurs (like the one you experienced) when a view requires a graph that has been discarded.
Solution: go to settings, ask for graph "regeneration" (check UsersToUsers Graph and CommentsAndPosts Graph).
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Now the Detangler view works partially: the third box (that of the content) does not respond. I also tried to regenerate the graph (I checked all graphs to be sure) but no joy.