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Fix wrong category for NXsnsevent application definition #1160
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No idea what this should be.
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Well I guess it's not that different from NXsnshisto. So LGTM.
Both NXsnshisto and NXsnsevent should be base classes. |
But SNS has never asked for them to be ratified by the NIAC. |
I guess we can deprecated them in next release... |
So either undo #1161 and both remain base classes or merge this PR and both are application definitions. |
They are both application definitions, right? They both specify |
That might be a good question for @peterfpeterson (one of the original authors) or @KedoKudo (the current SNS rep on the NIAC). |
OK. I confess this was all I examined today: (bluesky_2022_3) prjemian@zap:~/.../NeXus/definitions$ git grep category | grep NXsns
contributed_definitions/NXsnsevent.nxdl.xml:<definition type="group" name="NXsnsevent" category="base" extends="NXobject"
contributed_definitions/NXsnshisto.nxdl.xml:<definition type="group" name="NXsnshisto" category="base" extends="NXobject" |
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same for NXsnshisto
@prjemian okay to merge then? |
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yes
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