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CP-53335, topology: do not raise exception when loading invalid distance matrices (NUMA) #6249
CP-53335, topology: do not raise exception when loading invalid distance matrices (NUMA) #6249
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I think the single nodes were always appended just in case something goes wrong with the filtering algorithm (which was meant to be somewhat smarter than brute force, or it may evolve in the future to be somewhat smarter).
As the algorithm currently looks like I agree that we don't need to append the single nodes here. Perhaps this would be a good condition to test for in the testcases, that single (reachable) nodes are always present with the expected value (unless such a test already exists).