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ZLLentz avatar ZLLentz commented on July 24, 2024 1

Right, that makes sense- we stored them in the same location as the other IOCs based on file type/content rather than storing them based on creation circumstances (at make vs at runtime). But since we're creating them at runtime they should go in the runtime output directory.

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ZLLentz avatar ZLLentz commented on July 24, 2024

For the other IOCs we stash these in $IOC_DATA/$IOC_NAME/autosave, I think

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klauer avatar klauer commented on July 24, 2024

I seem to recall that storing .req files in /cds/data wasn't the standard and I think I only now understand why, looking back:

  1. For our non-ads-ioc IOCs, most .req files were built with the templating mechanism. This means they are build artifacts and were commonly stored in iocBoot/ioc/autosave
  2. ads-ioc employs info-tag based .req file generation - which is easier and just generally better (in my opinion). These are then not build artifacts but runtime-generated artifacts. Regardless, we stored them as in (1).
  3. Almost no other IOCs (except for external ones or areaDetector-based ones) use makeAutosaveFiles (in my 1 minute search)

So because of the misunderstanding, we stored them in the wrong spot. I feel more confident to switch this over. Perhaps even in the massive PR #86 for this afternoon.

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