Follow a change. Pin a comparison.
About five minutes. No installation required. This exercise uses an illustrative browser simulation, not a connection to ResInsight or OSDU.
- Open the interactive example.
- Both views begin at revision 01.
- Select Publish a new revision.
- The follow view advances and changes its curve. The pinned view remains at revision 01.
- Select Reset example to return to the starting state.
What this explains
Section titled “What this explains”Following is useful for a working view that should stay current. Pinning is useful for a comparison, review or reproducible calculation.
What the actual QGIS pilot established
Section titled “What the actual QGIS pilot established”Synthetic map updates travel from ResInsight through the current ArrayBridge backend to Mac QGIS. Follow layers advance while pinned layers remain unchanged. Local style is preserved; the pilot has an explicit rescale control.
Source capture polls; committed revisions reach a shared bridge through a native gRPC stream, and QGIS receives bounded HTTP long-poll notices. The website demonstration does not measure its latency or simulate network recovery. Native editing back into the reservoir and OSDU raster support are outside this pilot.