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The core work of scoutbot is done via four methods: pipeline(), pipeline_v3(), batch(), and batch_v3(), (see declarations in scoutbot/init.py). These look like they could well be reduced to as few as one method. Should we do a deeper code review and recommend a refactoring (or not)? Doing so may result in the removal of a lot of redundancy.
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Hey @vkirkl This is a valid as best practice and for usability. On high level the pipelines share a lot of similarity, and were developed independently. I think there is a high chance the non-v3 methods 'pipeline' and 'batch' might be dropped or conserved as they are part of legacy code for an method model that has been since surpassed. I do agree that is the way to go for future additions.
The core work of scoutbot is done via four methods: pipeline(), pipeline_v3(), batch(), and batch_v3(), (see declarations in scoutbot/init.py). These look like they could well be reduced to as few as one method. Should we do a deeper code review and recommend a refactoring (or not)? Doing so may result in the removal of a lot of redundancy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: