[Pansophy] Pansophy: Field Probe Port Assy has finished preliminary leak check.

[Allen Samuels]

The biggest thing I noticed was in fieldnames. Unless they’re in the same step, we prefer if authors do not use sequential fieldnames. It makes it hard to datamine if all the fieldnames look the same. I took the liberty to rename the fieldnames in question based on the steps they’re in to be a bit more descriptive. I used my preferred method of naming, but people have other ways of writing the fieldnames that also work. Just stay within the bounds of the rules, keep them descriptive, and you should be good.

Allen

From: Justine Cox <blumer at jlab.org>
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2024 12:12 PM
To: Allen Samuels <samuels at jlab.org>
Cc: pansophy at jlab.org
Subject: RE: Pansophy: Field Probe Port Assy has finished preliminary leak check.

That makes sense, I heard matt talk about a development environment, but I didn’t know how much action it saw. Thanks for sating my curiosity, were there any issues or feedback that could make your life easier for future travelers? I’m making a few more as we speak so while I know approvals weren’t any issue I figured I’d try to make your lives as easy as they can be.

-Justine

From: Allen Samuels <samuels at jlab.org<mailto:samuels at jlab.org>>
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2024 12:07 PM
To: Justine Cox <blumer at jlab.org<mailto:blumer at jlab.org>>
Cc: pansophy at jlab.org<mailto:pansophy at jlab.org>
Subject: RE: Pansophy: Field Probe Port Assy has finished preliminary leak check.

Just a test. Most people aren’t aware of it, but before we put a traveler into production we test it in an identical IT server. I just finished up testing and moved this traveler to production, so you’re good to start using it.

Allen

From: Justine Cox <blumer at jlab.org<mailto:blumer at jlab.org>>
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2024 12:04 PM
To: Allen Samuels <samuels at jlab.org<mailto:samuels at jlab.org>>
Subject: RE: Pansophy: Field Probe Port Assy has finished preliminary leak check.

Afternoon Allen,

Is this just testing? I don’t appear to have permission to look at the EIC197 traveler so I can’t tell if there was a traveler opened on this accidentally.

Thanks and sorry as I continue to learn how things get set up.
-Justine

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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2024 11:56 AM
To: Justine Cox <blumer at jlab.org<mailto:blumer at jlab.org>>
Cc: Allen Samuels <samuels at jlab.org<mailto:samuels at jlab.org>>; Allen Samuels <samuels at jlab.org<mailto:samuels at jlab.org>>
Subject: Pansophy: Field Probe Port Assy has finished preliminary leak check.


You are being notified in reference to Traveler: EIC197-FAB-FPPA-ASSY1-R1--1.
TRAV_ID
EIC197-FAB-FPPA-ASSY1
TRAV_REVISION
R1
TRAV_SEQ_NUM
1

The Traveler can be access via the following URL: 1<https://pansophy.jlab.org/pansophyit/Travelers/TRAVELER_FORM.cfm?project=EIC197&area=pansophyit&system=FAB&TRAV_ID=EIC197-FAB-FPPA-ASSY1&TRAV_REVISION=R1&page=7&maxpage=8&TRAV_SEQ_NUM=1&travstat=&serialnum=>
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