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Working on #1053 we found that full name of the Pool Tango object (External measurement group channel. i.e: /sys/tg_test/1/ampli) full name is wrongly discovered.
The ways of retrieving the tango database host between PyTango and TangoNameValidators are inconsistent. For instance, inside a docker container PyTango returns <docker_network>.<docker_container_name>: while using a Taurus validator returns the host and port specified by the TANGO_HOST environment variable. Leading to names like: "tango://sardana_network. sardana_dev_databaseds:10000/sys/tg_test/1/ampli" instead of "tango://databaseds:10000/sys/tg_test/1/ampli".
The use of Taurus validators instead of accessing PyTango database host and port API for discovery the full name of a PoolTangoObject fixes the problem.
PoolExternalObject requires many kwargs describing the object identity, this forces the API users to discover those kwargs using Taurus validators. Since PoolTangoObject can do this discovery by itself, we decided to change the PoolExternalObject API and we adapted its usage in Sardana code base.