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I agree this is a glaring and confusing anachronism, in the above example I assume you mean to rename ca_scan_rate, although doing so would break any custom .db files that sites might have created. I therefore suggest continuing to recognize the existing name (maybe the device support could print a warning at init-time when it sees the old name) but add a new name and change the internal database(s) to use that. All the details of the renames should be published in the release notes.
Correct, I intended to update ca_scan_rate (and other names). I would absolutely put this in the release notes, though it is a good idea to add a compatibility warning and deprecation note as well.
Several of the records in ioc.template have somewhat confusing units, see https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/iocAdmin/Db/ioc.template#L213 for example:
Note that the description is a period with units that are in seconds, but the source of the data is
@ca_scan_rate
(from https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/devIocStats/devIocStatsAnalog.c#L238). A rate is usually in inverse seconds, so the name of that should probably be change (as it is clear that seconds is the correct unit)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: