Noirra & Kaelorn
Kaelorn, I’m hunting a loop that keeps pulling in the old data you’ve buried. Need a keen eye like yours to see if the ancient code is still haunting us.
Sure thing, let’s dig through the dust and see what ghosts the loop is still holding onto. Just give me a hint where it starts to whisper.
Check the init block in engine.py—right around line 47 the loop is seeded with that old flag. That's where the whispers begin.
Got it, line 47 in engine.py is the seed chamber. Let’s sift through that flag and see what spectral loops it’s still conjuring.Sure thing. Open engine.py, jump to line 47 in the init block, and look for that flag—probably a boolean or string that toggles the old data loader. If it’s still true by default, the loop will keep pulling in the legacy dataset. Flip it to false or wrap it in a conditional that checks a newer config flag, and the phantom loop should die.
You’re looking for the flag named `USE_LEGACY_DATA`. It’s set to `True` by default. Change that line to `False` or replace it with a check against a new config value, like `config.get("use_legacy", False)`. That will stop the loop from resurrecting the old data set.