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Modify UWL population to key in on parameter name rather than process object
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Description
populate uwl logic currently links process scan in the log to a uwl process object according to the name of the process in the log, and the name of the process object, which should be the same.
Instead, use high-level process object names and key in on a more precise parameter detail, e.g. "blade coat" as the general process object name, but "HTL 2" as the (unique) parameter name for that blade coat process
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Research direction
Start by locating the populate UWL logic and the code that matches process scans to UWL process objects. Trace how process names are currently compared, then verify that matching uses the high-level process object name together with the unique parameter name, such as “HTL 2” for “blade coat”.
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- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- backend
- Issue type
- Feature
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- 1-2 days
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