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chore(deps): bump climate-ref to 0.20.2 - #169
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This picks up the faster series and scalar value paging, which fixes the slow Cloud radiative effects chart.
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Update dependency and record performance change backend/pyproject.toml, changelog/169.improvement.md |
The minimum climate-ref version increases to 0.20.2. The changelog records faster series-value loading in the diagnostic explorer, including Cloud radiative effects charts. |
Possibly related PRs
- Climate-REF/ref-app#147: Introduces climate-ref readers and query helpers that the dependency update continues to use.
- Climate-REF/ref-app#156: Uses climate-ref filters and the shared scalar-value reader affected by the dependency update.
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climate-refto 0.20.2, which pages series and scalar values through the(execution_id, type)id subquery instead of reading every value of that type (Climate-REF/climate-ref#1036).This fixes the slow Cloud radiative effects series chart. On a copy of the staging database the
lwcrezonal mean query took about 60s on fressnapf and now takes 0.01s. Locally it dropped from 4.6s to 0.02s.There are no migrations between 0.20.1 and 0.20.2, so the fixture database is unchanged.
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