chore: add known issue for losing LPC offsets when swapping labware type via RTP #15194
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…ng reanalysis (#15195) # Overview Testing revealed that labware offsets aren't applied to labware that are only loaded as the result of custom RTP values. This is somewhat expected, due to the order of operations: analyze -> apply offsets -> choose RTP values -> reanalyze. This docs addition goes into much greater detail than the very short summary we could fit into the release notes (see #15194). # Test Plan [Sandbox](http://sandbox.docs.opentrons.com/docs-rtp-plate-swap/v2/parameters/using_values.html#limitations) # Review requests Is this too much? Will it all be rendered moot by a hotfix? # Risk assessment none
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Overview
Letting people know they can get chicken-and-egg'd if they apply labware offsets, set RTPs that change their labware, and then reanalysis gets rid of their original offsets.
Review requests
Is this clear? This is kind of a tricky one to wrap up in a single sentence.
Risk assessment
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