Mask no-data pause, add perps to no-`/src`-in-fqme asset set
Was orig for debugging an issue with `kucoin` i think but definitely shouldn't be left in XD Also add `'perpetual_future'` to the `.start_backfill()` input literal set since we don't expect the 'btc/usd.perp.binance' for now.tsp_gaps
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@ -458,13 +458,15 @@ async def start_backfill(
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'bf_until <- last_start_dt:\n'
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f'{backfill_until_dt} <- {last_start_dt}\n'
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)
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# ugh, what's a better way?
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# TODO: fwiw, we probably want a way to signal a throttle
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# condition (eg. with ib) so that we can halt the
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# request loop until the condition is resolved?
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if timeframe > 1:
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await tractor.pause()
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# UGH: what's a better way?
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# TODO: backends are responsible for being correct on
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# this right!?
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# -[ ] in the `ib` case we could maybe offer some way
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# to halt the request loop until the condition is
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# resolved or should the backend be entirely in
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# charge of solving such faults? yes, right?
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# if timeframe > 1:
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# await tractor.pause()
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return
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assert (
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@ -572,15 +574,19 @@ async def start_backfill(
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f'{next_start_dt} -> {last_start_dt}'
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)
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# always drop the src asset token for
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# NOTE, always drop the src asset token for
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# non-currency-pair like market types (for now)
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#
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# THAT IS, for now our table key schema is NOT
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# including the dst[/src] source asset token. SO,
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# 'tsla.nasdaq.ib' over 'tsla/usd.nasdaq.ib' for
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# historical reasons ONLY.
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if mkt.dst.atype not in {
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'crypto',
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'crypto_currency',
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'fiat', # a "forex pair"
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'perpetual_future', # stupid "perps" from cex land
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}:
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# for now, our table key schema is not including
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# the dst[/src] source asset token.
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col_sym_key: str = mkt.get_fqme(
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delim_char='',
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without_src=True,
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