ENH: ArchiveTimePlot Fetch Data on X-Axis Change #1172
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As I'm reading back through my code, I'm wondering if this should be an optional change. Should add a parameter to the ArchiveTimePlot constructor for getting data like this. |
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Made the changes optional so that it can be enabled/disabled as required. |
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This change prompts the ArchiveTimePlot to get data from the Archiver Appliance every time the x-axis' range changes.
Previously, archive data was only fetched when the user showed a section of the plot that had no data. With this set up, zooming out will fetch a optimized data (averaged w/ min/max error bars), but zooming back in would still optimized data. This results in the "resolution" looking wrong.
Now zooming in on a section will get the data for the time range shown on the plot. This will result in showing the correct "resolution" at all times.