Moshe Uminer

There was actually some work done on a branch in the sirix-kotlin-client repo. You may be able to reuse it.

@adnanmorsy97 unless you have permissions to the repository, you would not be able to make changes without forking and creating a PR. That being so, I don't believe that you...

Honestly, I'm not sure exactly how the link works. I assume that if you try to save changes through that link, it will automatically show you a page to create...

@AlvinKuruvilla it might be worth looking at the pysirix CLI included with the python client package. It's rather messy and not so friendly with writing queries, but it does work.

The pysirix CLI also lets you put a bunch of commands in a file and run them one after the other.

@villelaitila thanks for the suggestion! I actually never heard of echarts before, but it looks interesting. At the moment, I myself am not sure about the details of the visualizations...

Right, I saw those, they use the basic echarts implementation, and should work for #250. The problem is that I'm pretty sure we're going to be implementing visualizations that aren't...

It appears that this is related to sapper's page refresh during development, are you sure this is triggered by clicking in the frontend?

Another implementation possibility is to use [svelte-grid](https://github.com/vaheqelyan/svelte-grid).

Ah, so it *is* possible to do updates on an old revision, and use (the updated version of) the old revision as the next revision.