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A documentation-based note for writers and agents who rebuild a story timeline from canon after the writer has rearranged it. It records how the vis-data DataSet merges updates and which timeline fields a drag can change. The regeneration rule is the note's own proposal, based on documentation only and never run.
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Guide title
Regenerating a vis-timeline story timeline without overwriting a writer's moves: DataSet merge rules
Coverage
A documentation-based note for writers and agents who rebuild a story timeline from canon after the writer has rearranged it. It records how the vis-data DataSet merges updates and which timeline fields a drag can change. The regeneration rule is the note's own proposal, based on documentation only and never run.
Example
The note gives a short proposed example, labelled not run and not validated, of updating only a scene's label while leaving its start, end and group alone.
Useful starting points
- Give every scene and lane a stable id from canon so a regenerated item can be matched to the one the writer already moved.
- A DataSet update merges every property you pass, so sending a regenerated start, end or group overwrites a writer's drag.
- The markwhen README shows no text syntax, so do not assume its date or range format from this note.
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