Implement data structures which support lossless/lossy
behaviors for telemetry subscriptions (that is, allow
users of the telemetrySubscriber to decide whether or not
they are willing to drop updates in favor of only being
notified with the latest available values.) WTD-784.
Add specs for data structures which will support resolution
of WTD-784 by retaining all data not yet received by callbacks
(instead of just the very latest) such that plots can ensure
they do not miss streaming data.
Add a test case for subscriptions which should be handled
losslessly (that is, which should notify subscribers once
per data event, not once per execution cycle.) This
test case reflects the underlying cause for WTD-784.
Fix bug wherein number of points-to-plot is misreported
with multiple traces in a plot; clean up on modifications
to plot to self-cache streaming telemetry, to remove
other cache, WTD-751.
Fix usages of the plot updater, introduced to track real-time
telemetry to remove the need to cache values elsewhere. This
allows memory usage to be decreased for WTD-751.
Fix include paths when building such that nested sources
are packaged correctly. This supports a documentable build
and packaging process for WARP, WTD-626, and is also correct
behavior for other builds.
Merge latest from master branch into topic branch for separating
out Couch adapter from persistence cache, in support of reusing
the latter for the WARP persistence adapter, WTD-702.
Remove reference to persistence cache from the Couch adapter's
bundle definition; this has been moved into a separate bundle
to support reuse with the WARP Server persistence adapter,
WTD-702.
Update bundles.json to reflect the splitting of the persistence
bundle into separate bundles for the Couch adapter and for the
persistence cache, in support of WTD-702.
Move cache sources into their own bundle, for reuse with other
persistence adapters; specifically supports the persistence
adapter to the WARP Server, which is non-Couch but which will
want to use this cache. WTD-702.
Update README files to document the reorganization of persistence
sources into separate bundles for the Couch adapter and for the
persistence cache, in support of reusing the latter with a
different persistence adapter, WTD-702.
Move persistence sources into a deeper bundle in preparation for
splitting of persistence into two bundles - one specific to the
Couch adapter, and one for persistence caching generally. This
supports WTD-702, the WARP persistence adapter, which will not
use Couch for persistence but which will want to use the platform-
provided persistence cache.
Add tests and JSDoc to the style sheet loader introduced to
allow bundles to introduce their own CSS files through the
platform's regular extension mechanism; WTD-591.
Implement 'runs' as a built-in category of extension, to support
bundle addition of functions to run when the application first
starts. Specifically supports loading of stylesheets, WTD-591.
Add tests for a built-in extension type to framework to allow app.run
to be invoked via bundle extensions. This supports stylesheet
injection, which should happen on load but isn't triggered
from any particular part of the page. WTD-591.
