Distance : rajouter le résultat dans l'évènement

Actuellement les évènements EvaluatedValid et EvaluatedInvalid n'ont que l' idty_index comme métadonnée.

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added C-runtime ET-days P5-sometimesoon RN-runtime indexer labels

assigned to @bgallois

Is there a purpose in displaying the numerical result alongside the event?

• 'EvaluatedValid' signifies that the median is greater than or equal to T::MinAccessibleReferees::get().
• 'EvaluatedInValid' indicates that the median is less T::MinAccessibleReferees::get().
• 'Nothing' implies that no result is available; perhaps we should consider adding an event for this scenario because we unreserve the EvaluationPrice.

I fail to see how the numerical value would be useful for the user, but incorporating it into the event isn't difficult, so...

Also @HugoTrentesaux

Since events are the main way outer world interacts with Duniter, it would make easier to display this value in Cesium for example without having to look into the storage at the block before the event.

The indexers can keep a trace of the value in case of EvaluatedValid to give an order of magnitude, for example "97%" means "no problem" and "81%" means "you might not be able to renew membership without additional certs. In case of EvaluatedInvalid which should not occur if we use an third party service to pre-compute the result before submission, "79%" means "one more cert should make it", and "50%" means "you are too far from the rest of the wot, please meet more people".

More detailed stats about the wot history are available at https://datajune.coinduf.eu/.

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That makes sense. I had forgotten that T::MinAccessibleReferees::get() (and the median value) is a Perbill, which should be directly comprehensible for the user.

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