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Atlas Linegae diagrams

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What determines how much lineage will be displayed? I have huge lineage diagrams but it seems atlas randomly chooses to show parts of the tree at different points. Should it not show the entire linage tree if i am at the root data set ?

Also Atlas seems to get stuck when I have a linage diagram that consists of 200+ entities. I see the loading wheel forever.

thanks

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@Arsalan Siddiqi Your observations are accurate. In fact there is one initiative in progress that is to address this. Only that I don't have an ETA on when it will get done.

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@Arsalan Siddiqi Can you please let us know roughly how much data you have?

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Hi @Ashutosh Mestry my first question is why doesnt atlas show the entire lineage in one go. Have a look at the attached pictures. They represent a single chain. Notice that the first linage ends at rdd 3 and then I have to open rdd 3 to see what happened further. Can it not display the entire chain at once? what determines how much of the chain will be shown from a given entity ?

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@Arsalan Siddiqi Your observations are accurate. In fact there is one initiative in progress that is to address this. Only that I don't have an ETA on when it will get done.