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count plan does not run without arbitrarily setting the path provider #784

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callumforrester opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 0 comments
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count plan does not run without arbitrarily setting the path provider #784

callumforrester opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 0 comments
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Even if I have no ophyd-async detectors I have to arbitrarily set the global path provider in my startup file otherwise the count plan fails.

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Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to Add fake PathProvider to startup module #783
  2. Comment out the temporary fix in the example startup file
  3. Run the system tests (tox -e system-test)

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  • I do not need a path provider if I have no ophyd-async devices

Also related to #404
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Add fake PathProvider to startup module (#783)
ffa0913 
This is a workaround (not a fix) for #784, so won't close it. The
replacement of `PathProvider` in dodal will eventually provide the
proper fix. For now I think we should just pretend to write to a
directory with our start-up file, despite the fact that none of the
simulated detectors actually write files.
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