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Monday 18 Sep 2023
10:42 am

wbracken  (deleted user) and Dara Navaei

Friday 15 Sep 2023
4:39 pm

jtaylor  (deleted user)

4:36 pm

Dara Navaei , Sean Nash and wbracken  (deleted user)

4:13 pm

Sean Nash

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

3:55 pm

jtaylor  (deleted user)

Dara suggested removing this, as the feature was incomplete and appears to cause odd timer/alarm behavior.

Dara suggested removing this, as the feature was incomplete and appears to cause odd timer/alarm behavior.

3:31 pm

Dara Navaei

2:43 pm

jtaylor  (deleted user) , wbracken  (deleted user) and Sean Nash

Thursday 14 Sep 2023
4:23 pm

Sean Nash

You are removing recover treatment test config functionality? Is this moving somewhere else or we've decided not to implement?

You are removing recover treatment test config functionality? Is this moving somewhere else or we've decided not to implement?

4:05 pm

Dara Navaei

DG-DIAL-285_Event Log 15 Missing Fill Prime Concentrate State
DG-DIAL-285_Event Log 15 Missing Fill Prime Concentrate State
10:58 am

Sean Nash

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

10:28 am

Dara Navaei

Done

Done

9:53 am

Sean Nash

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

9:52 am

Sean Nash

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

9:52 am

Sean Nash

Dara, I mean inline comments for the magic numbers. Explain what 40 and 32 mean and why you're using those values.

Dara, I mean inline comments for the magic numbers. Explain what 40 and 32 mean and why you're using those values.

9:50 am

Sean Nash

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

9:49 am

Dara Navaei

9:44 am

Dara Navaei

Done

Done

9:42 am

Dara Navaei

Done

Done

9:38 am

Sean Nash

You at least need to add a comment explaining what they are.

You at least need to add a comment explaining what they are.

9:38 am

Dara Navaei

Done

Done

9:37 am

Sean Nash

No, these are the minimum values to trigger the alarm. But they are named maximums.

No, these are the minimum values to trigger the alarm. But they are named maximums.

9:37 am

Dara Navaei

Yes these are for software configuration disable only so I did not make any #defines for them.

Yes these are for software configuration disable only so I did not make any #defines for them.

9:37 am

Sean Nash

Yes, so name should reflect that. These names suggest they are minimum pressures below which we would alarm.

Yes, so name should reflect that. These names suggest they are minimum pressures below which we would alarm.

9:35 am

Sean Nash

Align comment.

Align comment.

9:35 am

Sean Nash

Magic numbers?

Magic numbers?

9:32 am

Dara Navaei

This is the minimum values that are needed to clear the alarm.

This is the minimum values that are needed to clear the alarm.

9:32 am

Dara Navaei

This is the minimum values that are needed to clear the alarm.

This is the minimum values that are needed to clear the alarm.

9:30 am

Sean Nash

These 2 values appear to be minimum recovery thresholds.

These 2 values appear to be minimum recovery thresholds.

9:29 am

Sean Nash

These to values appear to be minimums. Why are they being called maximums?

These to values appear to be minimums. Why are they being called maximums?

9:28 am

Michael Garthwaite