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LIMS-1379: Grid scan heatmaps are not snaked correctly #800

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JIRA ticket: LIMS-1379

Summary:

You can view heatmaps for grid scans on plates via the container view, eg https://ispyb.diamond.ac.uk/containers/cid/295986 well 3. But the snaked parameter is being ignored, so alternate rows of the grid scan are flipped from what they should be. This creates a stripy and mirrored effect.

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Changes:

  • Convert the SNAKED parameter to a number, as the javascript checks for === 1 (see here)
    • Could also have changed the javascript but this way is consistent with other fields.

To test:

  • Go to /containers/cid/295986 well 3, check the stripy and mirrored effect is gone

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@gfrn gfrn self-requested a review July 17, 2024 10:44
@ndg63276 ndg63276 changed the base branch from master to pre-release/2024-R4.1 August 16, 2024 12:44
@ndg63276 ndg63276 merged commit c1a523e into pre-release/2024-R4.1 Aug 16, 2024
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@ndg63276 ndg63276 deleted the fix/LIMS-1379/grid-scan-heat-maps-not-snaked branch August 27, 2024 09:25
ndg63276 added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2024
* LIMS-1355: Make OAuth2 support more generic (#792)

* LIMS-1383, LIMS-160, LIMS-269: Improve reprocessing (#812)

* LIMS-1379: Grid scan heatmaps are not snaked correctly (#800)

* LIMS-1119: Show text on small buttons (#798)

* LIMS-700: Allow bulk editing of protein (#808)

* LIMS-1371, LIMS-1372: Add search and 'My Groups' to Sample Groups page (#579)
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