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CopperMountain M5180 -- typo in __init__ docstring? #120

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omajoshi opened this issue Mar 2, 2022 · 6 comments · Fixed by #121
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CopperMountain M5180 -- typo in __init__ docstring? #120

omajoshi opened this issue Mar 2, 2022 · 6 comments · Fixed by #121

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@omajoshi
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omajoshi commented Mar 2, 2022

QCoDeS driver for the VNA S5180 from Copper Mountain.

Every line in the file says M5180 except this one, which says S5180. Is that just a typo in the __init__ docstring?

@omajoshi omajoshi changed the title CopperMountain M5180 mislabeled? CopperMountain M5180 -- typo in __init__ docstring? Mar 2, 2022
@jenshnielsen
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I am not very familar with this driver but that does seem likely. Are you willing to open a pull request to fix that?

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omajoshi commented Mar 3, 2022

I'm going to compare the driver to the documentation for the M5180, and I'll make the fix if everything checks out.

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I confirm that it is a typo in the docstring and that the driver has been written for the M5180 model. I can fix it at the same time when I propose some changes (I have some minor changes (updated validators, changes to the PointMagPhase class) that I have not yet put into a PR. Try to do this soonish.

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Thanks @simonzihlmann For some reason the original commits no longer map to your github user name (did you change your email perhaps) So I was struggeling with remembering how to mention you but great that you saw it

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Thanks @simonzihlmann For some reason the original commits no longer map to your github user name (did you change your email perhaps) So I was struggeling with remembering how to mention you but great that you saw it

Not on purpose. But it could be that I used a different email address when committing than the one that github knows about. I have added the second one to my profile. Not sure if it has something to do with this though.

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