fix(app): fix not applying offsets for locations containing modules#17901
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yeah, sorry. thanks for fixing it!
we should really have tests for this kind of straightforward data transformation though
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Yep, for sure, it's on my TODO list, see EXEC-1352 |
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Closes RQA-4012
Overview
Fixes an issue applying offsets when the
offsetLocationSequenceinvolves a module. The util that converts thelocationSequenceto anoffsetLocationSequenceassumed that the ordering of the sequence should translate 1:1, but foroffsetLocationSequence, theaddressableAreakind component must be last in order to successfully POST updates for the offset.Test Plan and Hands on Testing
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