Ethan Dalool
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The problem was that during the expansion of A, B would get added to the `total` set. And then because B was already in total, it would bail early instead of expanding, but that meant it got left out of the final query. But this only happened sometimes since random set ordering would sometimes expand B before A and everything was ok. I think the best solution is to do this first pass that eliminates ancestors. Furthermore, I realized that the entirety of expand_nested hinged on this flawed logic and was otherwise completely redundant for a simple list comprehension. |
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| constants.py | ||
| decorators.py | ||
| exceptions.py | ||
| helpers.py | ||
| jsonify.py | ||
| objects.py | ||
| photodb.py | ||
| searchhelpers.py | ||
| tag_export.py | ||