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fix(step-generation): configureForVolume now volumes the chunk instea… #16666

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@jerader jerader commented Nov 1, 2024

…d of volume

Overview

This fixes a step-generation bug regarding the volume for configureForVolume command. Unclear if this actually causes issues in the field but its an error because its configuring for the full volume instead of the chunk volume (in case there are multiple aspirates for one transfer step)

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Just check the logic, i don't think there is anything worth manually testing??

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change volume amount from full volume to chunk

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low

@jerader jerader requested a review from a team as a code owner November 1, 2024 15:28
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This makes sense to me. If I'm understanding, there will never be a set of chunks (including aspirate volume + air gap) whose volume occupy less than half the tip capacity (or else they wouldn't be chunks!). So I think this is academic, but it is more accurate.

@jerader jerader merged commit 20f1f87 into edge Nov 1, 2024
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@jerader jerader deleted the sg_chunk-volume branch November 1, 2024 17:51
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