Satyen Desai

Hey @jameslaneconkling - I believe that's currently by design. That is, we only attempt to collapse ranges when all numerical keys are contiguous. cc @jhusain @lrowe

Hey @jameslaneconkling : The use case definitively makes sense. I'll let @jhusain or @lrowe comment on whether it's worth going after for the over-the-wire savings, and corresponding run-time trade-offs -...

It seems like what may be missing is an example of how a datasource->router would interact with a persistent store or service to handle sets/calls, leading out from this section:...

I thought we had fixed expires:0 behavior with https://github.com/Netflix/falcor/pull/905 so would be worth getting our heads around how the above test case differs from the tests added for the above...

Marking this longer term, but we may end up executing on it for internal needs earlier, in which case we can see what it would take to expose an example...

Hey Nicholas, it's not on the near term roadmap. I'll get the roadmap out by the end of October Sorry, I know we've been promising it for a while. We...

Just to loop back around on this. There aren't any active design discussions/specs on it currently. It's something we think we'd like to do, but we're actively thinking about near/medium...

No. The building blocks are all in place (devs can run perf tests, across all envs.), but we need to tie them together, and integrate them with CI builds. @michaelbpaulson...

I couldn't see which compressor we're using in the build scripts, but uglify has pretty decent support for this. Lets you define symbol values on the command line, and strips...

[edited] Not explicitly, but we fixed issues around calls() which only return invalidations (and no path values) which may have been the root cause.