I'm looking to "tee" off a source, and apply a map_metadata to one source and a
completely different map_metadata on the other.
i.e.
source1 = map_metadata(some_transform, source1)
output.something(source1)...
source2 = map_metadata(some_other_transform, source1)
output.something_else(source2)
In my experiments, the some_other_transform gets applied to BOTH source1 and
source2. This was somewhat surprising since it appeared to be data flowing
"backward" through the chain.
I also tried a variation as follows:
source2 = source1
source1 = map_metadata(some_transform, source1)
output.something(source1)...
source2 = map_metadata(some_other_transform, source2)
output.something_else(source2)
Same problem, and also, if reopen_on_metadata is present on the outputs, there
are some configurations in which they tend to jostle around each other and
oscillate as each alters the others metadata. It's kind of amusing but not what
I want.
Finally, I tried some variations on buffer() and clock.assign_new(), and
neither appeared to help.
Am I doing something very obviously wrong here, is there something broken, or
is this kind of separation of a sources not supported?
-ken
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