feat(flight): report parachute deployment times in the simulation - #75
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A client plotting deployment markers could previously only derive them, and
only for trigger='apogee': an altitude-triggered main deploys when the
trajectory crosses a height, which no summary scalar encodes. Deriving it from
the encoded `altitude` series is possible but imprecise - that series is
downsampled to 25 points, so on a 190s flight both of Razzo's descent
deployments fall inside a single 7.9s gap and interpolating across the kink
where the canopy opened puts the marker ~2s out.
RocketPy already knows the answer. flight.parachute_events carries the exact
deployment time for every chute that opened, including callable triggers that
cannot be derived at all.
The field is projected to {name, time} in the service rather than declared and
left to the encoder: encoding the Parachute objects wholesale drags each one's
noise_signal - thousands of samples per chute - into every simulate response.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (1)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe flight simulation response now includes parachute deployment events. Each event contains the parachute name and deployment time. ChangesParachute deployment events
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new deployment entries are returned at runtime, but API documentation does not describe their fields, limiting client discovery and schema-based integration. This is a bounded usability gap; overall merge risk is low. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds a small event projection to the existing simulation endpoint without showing a new privileged operation or persistent-state change. No introduced security issue was established, but access-control coverage and the projection’s incremental serialization cost remain unresolved. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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28-28: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winType parachute events in the OpenAPI response schema.
The simulation route returns
FlightSimulation, and the service assigns{name, time}records.Anyleaves the event fields unspecified in the generated schema, so API clients cannot derive those fields from the response definition.Suggested fix
+class ParachuteEvent(ApiBaseView): + name: str + time: float + + class FlightSimulation(ApiBaseView): ... - parachute_events: Optional[Any] = None + parachute_events: Optional[list[ParachuteEvent]] = None🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 28: Replace the Any type on FlightSimulation.parachute_events with an
optional list of a structured event model. Define that model with name and time
fields so the generated OpenAPI response schema exposes both properties.
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parachute_eventsto the flight simulation response:[{name, time}]for every chute that opened.Why
A client plotting deployment markers can currently only derive them, and only for
trigger='apogee'. An altitude-triggered main deploys when the trajectory crosses a height, which no summary scalar encodes — so on a typical drogue-at-apogee + main-at-altitude design, the main is silently unmarkable.Deriving it from the encoded
altitudeseries is possible but imprecise. That series is downsampled to 25 points, so on a 190 s flight both of this design's descent deployments fall inside a single 7.9 s gap, and interpolating across the kink where the canopy opened lands 0.8–2.1 s out:RocketPy already knows the answer exactly.
flight.parachute_eventscarries the real deployment time for every chute, including callable triggers that cannot be derived at all.Note on the implementation
The field is projected to
{name, time}in the service rather than declared on the view and left to the encoder. Encoding theParachuteobjects wholesale drags each one'snoise_signal— thousands of samples per chute — into every simulate response. Measured before and after; the projection is what keeps the payload sane.Verification
Consumer
Paired with RocketPy-Team/jarvis-ts
feat/ork-import, which uses this to mark every deployment on the trajectory view instead of only apogee ones. That PR keeps the apogee-only derivation as a fallback, so an older Infinity degrades gracefully rather than losing all markers.Summary by CodeRabbit