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Currently, a problem I have is that I eventually end up with quite a few backtests from different versions of my code. While I'm using a versioning system locally on my computer to ensure nothing is lost before pasting it into QC terminal, it's nonetheless difficult to track down which version belongs to which backtest. My algorithms are typically around 10-50 kB long, so I think it would be practical.
Suggestion: Store code with backtest
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Oh, basically, I'm suggesting that the code that generated the backtest should be browsable in a tab there.
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Thanks Petter; this is done -- in the result tab:
- Hover on the backtest you'd like to see code
- Click the pencil icon
- Click "Clone Algorithm"
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Oh wow, awesome. Don't know how I missed this, it massively simplifies things. :) Cheers
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