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@kleinhenz I have come across an interesting quirk when using the client.
from tiled.client import from_uri CLIENT = from_uri("https://aimm.lbl.gov/api") CLIENT["dataset"]["mmc"] # <Node {'element', 'uid', 'sample', 'edge'}> # As expected CLIENT["dataset"]["dddd"] # <Node {'element', 'uid', 'sample', 'edge'}> # ?
Similarly,
CLIENT["dataset"]["nmc"]["edge"]["of-tomorrow"] # <Node {'element', 'uid', 'sample'}>
I think it might be prudent to warn the user when they've queried a key-value pair that doesn't make sense. What do you think?
Also, is this a possible tiled issue or an aimmdb one?
tiled
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I agree this is confusing/unexpected. This one is an aimmdb problem. Issuing a warning or error is probably a good idea.
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@kleinhenz I have come across an interesting quirk when using the client.
Similarly,
I think it might be prudent to warn the user when they've queried a key-value pair that doesn't make sense. What do you think?
Also, is this a possible
tiled
issue or anaimmdb
one?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: