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We sometimes have floating-point parameters such as bounding boxes or coordinate pairs that are represented by floating-point objects. If these are interpreted as floats by taskgraph, it's possible that we might be recomputing a task based on parameters that might differ, but only differ by a numerically insignificant quantity.
If this is the case, we should only recompute if the float is significantly different from the old float, but offer a flag to do as-is comparison.
In the case of a parameter like a bounding box, it would also be nice for the comparison to happen on a per-element basis.
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We sometimes have floating-point parameters such as bounding boxes or coordinate pairs that are represented by floating-point objects. If these are interpreted as floats by taskgraph, it's possible that we might be recomputing a task based on parameters that might differ, but only differ by a numerically insignificant quantity.
If this is the case, we should only recompute if the float is significantly different from the old float, but offer a flag to do as-is comparison.
In the case of a parameter like a bounding box, it would also be nice for the comparison to happen on a per-element basis.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: