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Test runs are synthetic runs where the system is run dry - there is no actual cell present. Test cells are pretty easy to spot from looking at the XML. But possibly the pipeline will see the run before it sees the cell info, so we can't always immediately see if a run is a "test run".
We can probably assume that all these runs will have a single cell, but I don't think I need to. Maybe just regard any run where all cells are test cells as a "test run" and close the ticket automatically when the final report is made. The interim e-mails will clearly say that the cell is a test cell.
Once we are producing a single report per cell then I think this logic will be a tad cleaner, so address that (#2) first.
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Test runs are synthetic runs where the system is run dry - there is no actual cell present. Test cells are pretty easy to spot from looking at the XML. But possibly the pipeline will see the run before it sees the cell info, so we can't always immediately see if a run is a "test run".
We can probably assume that all these runs will have a single cell, but I don't think I need to. Maybe just regard any run where all cells are test cells as a "test run" and close the ticket automatically when the final report is made. The interim e-mails will clearly say that the cell is a test cell.
Once we are producing a single report per cell then I think this logic will be a tad cleaner, so address that (#2) first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: