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Purpose here is to retrieve only the shells that have been created after given timestamp,
so that consumer does not have to fetch and process all the shells every time, enabling more efficient and resource-saving operations.
Below mentioned two APIs would have this additional feature.
example :
GET /shell-descriptors?createdAfter=2021-01-01T00:00:00Z
GET /lookup/shells?createdAfter=2021-01-01T00:00:00Z
Explain the topic in 2 sentences
The consumer of DTR can provide the timestamp as query param to API, and fetch only shells created after that timestamp.
What's the benefit?
Enabling more efficient and resource-saving operations
The following items are ensured (answer: yes) after this issue is implemented.
In the context of the standards 126 and 127, typically only one is applicable, depending on the specific use case. Please cross out one of the two standards that does not apply.
This feature aligns with our current architectural guidelines
The impact on the overall system architecture has been assessed. The Feature does not require changes to the architecture or any existing standard? Please have a look here on the overarching architecture
Potential risks or conflicts with existing architecture has been assessed
Justification:(Fill this out, if at least one of the checkboxes above cannot be ticked. Contact the Architecture Management Committee to get an approval for the justification)
Additional information
I am aware that my request may not be developed if no developer can be found for it. I'll try to contribute a developer (bring your own developer)
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Overview
Purpose here is to retrieve only the shells that have been created after given timestamp,
so that consumer does not have to fetch and process all the shells every time, enabling more efficient and resource-saving operations.
Below mentioned two APIs would have this additional feature.
example :
GET /shell-descriptors?createdAfter=2021-01-01T00:00:00Z
GET /lookup/shells?createdAfter=2021-01-01T00:00:00Z
Explain the topic in 2 sentences
The consumer of DTR can provide the timestamp as query param to API, and fetch only shells created after that timestamp.
What's the benefit?
Enabling more efficient and resource-saving operations
What are the Risks/Dependencies ?
Detailed explanation
Current implementation
There is no option to filter the result based on timestamp.
Proposed improvements
Adding timestamp for filtered out result.
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Acceptance Criteria
Test Cases
Test Case 1
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Architectural Relevance
The following items are ensured (answer: yes) after this issue is implemented.
In the context of the standards 126 and 127, typically only one is applicable, depending on the specific use case. Please cross out one of the two standards that does not apply.
Justification: (Fill this out, if at least one of the checkboxes above cannot be ticked. Contact the Architecture Management Committee to get an approval for the justification)
Additional information
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