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- 30 Aug, 2021 3 commits
- 27 Aug, 2021 3 commits
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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
Fix help button on Algorithm dialog not scaling
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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
update group calibration script
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Gagik Vardanyan authored
Fix muon GUI phasequad bug
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- 26 Aug, 2021 12 commits
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Yuanpeng Zhang authored
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DavidFair authored
Renamed the Muon Results Table Tab to Results Tab
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Sarah Foxley authored
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Gagik Vardanyan authored
Fix unstable PythonInterfacesTest on macOS
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DavidFair authored
Change ConvertToReflectometryQ to work with detectors at twoTheta
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DavidFair authored
Expose workspace readLock to python to prevent segfaults
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Sarah Foxley authored
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David Fairbrother authored
This is because it was capped to 25px rather than letting Qt figure it out. Re #32324
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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
Main Cleanup of Muon Analysis release notes
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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
Also hads a call to process internal events such as deletions so that they are not delayed until too late in the program lifetime where they can cause a segfault
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Sarah Foxley authored
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Anthony Lim authored
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- 25 Aug, 2021 7 commits
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Joseph Torsney authored
Github pull request 30242 introduces delayed refresh. This is no longer necessary with the addition of non-blocking QAppThreadCalls. See gitub pull request 32204 for more details.
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Sarah Foxley authored
Added final set of screenshots, updated text for continuity and added additional links where appropriate.
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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
synchronized ADS event handling in WorkspaceSelector
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Sarah Foxley authored
Added screenshots, reorganised as some content under wrong headings, missing content added, spellcheck.
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Martyn Gigg authored
Guarantees a sequential flow
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Yuanpeng Zhang authored
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Yuanpeng Zhang authored
Co-authored-by:
Pete Peterson <peterfpeterson@gmail.com>
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- 24 Aug, 2021 15 commits
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Whitfield, Ross authored
Absorption and Multiple Scattering concept page
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Gagik Vardanyan authored
Fix flaky NOMAD test
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Joseph Torsney authored
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Joseph Torsney authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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gvardany authored
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David Fairbrother authored
Manually prep the filenames in a temp directory, instead of relying on generated tmp filenames. This is because tempfile will also hold a handle to the referenced file too which prevents us writing to it in the Alg.
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Sarah Foxley authored
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David Fairbrother authored
This eliminates any racey-ness introduced by using the ADS, as we can just use these as pointers directly.
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David Fairbrother authored
Windows was failing with an OS error if the file was locked. Fixes possible causes for a flakey NOMAD test pre-emptively: - Use context manager as NamedTempFile will do a better job cleaning up than us - Clear the ADS after we finish - Use pointers to workspaces instead of hard-coded names - Use validate in the system test instead of assertTrue, as per other system tests
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Gemma Guest authored
Re #20327
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Gemma Guest authored
Add a version number to the underlying classes to switch between the old and new behaviours Replace the original test and data and move the new functionality to a v2 test. Note that there was already a v2 of the data so the new reference files are v3 even though they relate to v2 of the algorithm. Note that the new calculation is tested in the ReflectometryTransform tests so does not need to be tested in v2 of ConvertToReflectometryQ2. Re #20327
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Gemma Guest authored
In theory, I would expect to be able to produce the same results as previously, so this is not ideal. But to do that would require moving the instrument very precisely to the correct position and this would probably require a calibration file (which we don't currently have an easy way of applying in Mantid). This is beyond the scope of this PR because this is a very old system test which will probably be superseded in the future anyway. For now, I've therefore made an approximate change to the instrument position, which makes the output look roughly sensible, but the counts are different, so I have had to update the reference files as well. This should be fine for now for the purposes of testing just to ensure we catch any behaviour changes, even though this example is unfortunately not such a good example scientifically any more. Re #20327
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