Overrides for post-mission (and mission?) components
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Description
Desired capability or behavior.
Aviary's override capability currently only works for pre-mission. This functionality needs to be added to post-mission as well.
There is a possibility overrides are needed for mission too, as there are plenty of intermediate calculations that have variables that a user could conceivably want to override (say a skin friction coefficient in aerodynamics or some similar, intermediate, non-time-sensitive variable)
Suggested implementation.
For post-mission the code in the pre-mission group can probably be duplicated. It may even be possible to use the same class for both groups.
For mission, I am not sure how to proceed. There isn't a custom group holding the trajectory, and I am not sure if the trajectory can be extended to have the needed configure steps
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Research direction
Start by locating the existing pre-mission override implementation and compare it with the post-mission group. Determine whether the same approach can support post-mission overrides, then assess how mission trajectory configuration could expose overrides. Done means post-mission overrides work and the mission-scope design is resolved or explicitly bounded.
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Assessment
- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- backend
- Issue type
- Feature
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