Use correct source for length of known networks #105
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Use known networks instead of new networks when calculating the number of known networks when handling up, down selection of known networks. Fixes pythops#103
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Thanks for the PR, nice catch 🎯 |
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Thanks! Makes sense now why you couldn't reproduce it, as it would only reproduce in the rare case that there were more known networks than unknown. |
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Use known networks instead of new networks when calculating the number of known networks when handling up, down selection of known networks.
Fixes #103