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fix: fix timing function cross-platform bug #14919
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DerekMaggio
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Exec 406 time function bug
fix: fix timing function cross-platform bug
Apr 16, 2024
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let's refactor this so that it only does the logic check once at import time rather than every time it's called
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LGTM
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# Overview Closes https://opentrons.atlassian.net/browse/EXEC-406 Use a timing function universal to Windows, Mac, and Linux when running on Windows and Mac This will allow performance metrics tests to run locally for devs The production implementation will always use Linux # Test Plan - Create test that patches _get_timing_function to return universal timing function and make sure that works - Realized I missed timing synchronous functions so I added that too # Changelog - In robot_context_tracker.py create a _get_timing_function which imports the correct package based on os # Review requests None # Risk assessment low
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Overview
Closes https://opentrons.atlassian.net/browse/EXEC-406
Use a timing function universal to Windows, Mac, and Linux when running on Windows and Mac
This will allow performance metrics tests to run locally for devs
The production implementation will always use Linux
Test Plan
Changelog
Review requests
None
Risk assessment
low