Currently when fetching datapoints from multiple timeseries, the Python Cognite-SDK splits up the requests into one request per timeseries, while the underlying CDF API supports up to 100 timeseries per requests. This slows down fetching multiple timeseries, which is a problem when you display multiple timeseries (or aggregated of timeseries) in a frontend application.
Best answer by Thomas Sjølshagen
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I’ve added your feedback as a bug report in our internal ticketing system, against the Python SDK. Engineering will consider the impact of modifying the current behavior, and can update this topic once we know more about if/how and when we may be able to address it.
Sorry about the delay in getting back to you!
Hi
I’ve added your feedback as a bug report in our internal ticketing system, against the Python SDK. Engineering will consider the impact of modifying the current behavior, and can update this topic once we know more about if/how and when we may be able to address it.
Sorry about the delay in getting back to you!
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I have ended up implementing the change myself and a PR is submitted for the Python SDK, which I expect will be reviewed today.
This is now released with version 2.47.0 of the cognite-sdk.
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