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Added validate_order method #97
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Let's discuss the big picture in #98 first.
Fixes #98 |
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def validate_order(run_iterable): | ||
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Validates the order of a Bluesky Run. |
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Can you copy over the content from #98 here to explain what constraints this is enforcing?
if name == 'event': | ||
event_check(doc) | ||
if name == 'event_page': | ||
for event in unpack_event_page(doc): |
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This does not address:
Event[Page]s across streams are in time order up to the time resolution of a Page. That is, if we denote event_page['time'][0] as a_i ("a initial") and event_page['time'][-1] as a_f ("a final") for a given EventPage a, if b follows a and then b_f >= a_i. In English, each EventPage's highest time must be greater than or equal to the preceding EventPages' lowest times.
Method to check that documents are generated in an acceptable order.