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This issue is sort of an inverse of issue #508 but I think it's a better way to achieve the same thing, so making it a separate issue here.
Currently telliot is only able to submit one query type when the -qt flag is used. For testing and data providing it would be great if a few different query types could be specified. Telliot would then rotate through the multiple specified queries.
For example, if this start command was used: telliot report -a hyperspace5 -qt usdt-usd-spot usdc-usd-spot dai-usd-spot -p YOLO -ncr -wp 3600
Telliot would submit usdt/usd, wait an hour, submit usdc/usd, wait an hour, then submit dia/usd and so on.
I can imagine users might also want to submit multiple queries at the same time or one immediately after the other, but I'm not sure if this is less or more difficult. Really any functionality based on this idea would come in super handy!
The only way to achieve behavior like this currently is to run 3 separate telliot instances.
Please comment with questions. Thanks for reading!
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This issue is sort of an inverse of issue #508 but I think it's a better way to achieve the same thing, so making it a separate issue here.
Currently telliot is only able to submit one query type when the -qt flag is used. For testing and data providing it would be great if a few different query types could be specified. Telliot would then rotate through the multiple specified queries.
For example, if this start command was used:
telliot report -a hyperspace5 -qt usdt-usd-spot usdc-usd-spot dai-usd-spot -p YOLO -ncr -wp 3600
Telliot would submit usdt/usd, wait an hour, submit usdc/usd, wait an hour, then submit dia/usd and so on.
I can imagine users might also want to submit multiple queries at the same time or one immediately after the other, but I'm not sure if this is less or more difficult. Really any functionality based on this idea would come in super handy!
The only way to achieve behavior like this currently is to run 3 separate telliot instances.
Please comment with questions. Thanks for reading!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: