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Right now calling node.producers() will return the same Exchanges as node.products(). This seems incorrect for something like a product-type node where you would expect the result to be the production exchanges flowing from the product node. Meaning, the Exchanges object needs to be instantiated with reverse=True.
Right now there seems no way to get to the producer of a product other than instantiating an Exchanges object yourself like so:
Right now calling
node.producers()
will return the sameExchanges
asnode.products()
. This seems incorrect for something like aproduct
-type node where you would expect the result to be the production exchanges flowing from the product node. Meaning, theExchanges
object needs to be instantiated withreverse=True
.Right now there seems no way to get to the producer of a product other than instantiating an
Exchanges
object yourself like so:Let me know if you want me to make a PR
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