ATR-19309 HH->4b FTK Triggers
ATR-19309 - HH->4b FTK Triggers; added new L1 and new HLT, combined them, added FTKRefit version as well
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This compiles, but I am waiting to see which additional tests I should run.
@jmontejo can you take a look and tell me if it is fine to leave L1 as V1-V4, so I don't run into 100 characters problem
Hi @lidiaz, all fine, the important part is that it fits :)
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CI Result SUCCESSAthena externals cmake make required tests optional tests Full details available at NICOS MR-20859-2019-02-03-23-40
Athena: number of compilation errors 0, warnings 166
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Hi @lidiaz,
Sorry, but there are conflicts in this one now. Could you take a look please?
Cheers,
John
I still don't know what is the merge conflict. Commands above just undid all my changes (and took me few hours to get to that point). How do I see merge conflicts? And now I am stuck at this "rebase" (* (no branch, rebasing TM_ATR-19309)), can't go to my branch.
Lidija
Edited by Lidija ZivkovicI had a look. There is only one line of conflict after rebasing. In
Trigger/TriggerCommon/TriggerMenu/python/menu/MC_pp_v8.py
around line 435.['j0_gsc0_boffperf_split_FTKRefit_L1RD0_FILLED', 'L1_RD0_FILLED', [], [PhysicsStream], ['RATE:SingleBJet', 'BW:BJet'], -1],
This line is in 21.3, but not in your branch.
Here is a complete set of commands to fix the conflict:
git checkout TM_ATR-19309 git fetch --all --prune git rebase upstream/21.3 git status emacs -nw Trigger/TriggerCommon/TriggerMenu/python/menu/MC_pp_v8.py git add Trigger/TriggerCommon/TriggerMenu/python/menu/MC_pp_v8.py git rebase --continue git push -f
I assume the fix is just to add this line.
Thanks. I found it once I tried to compile and there was "HEAD" in the file. The problem is that "rebase" undone all my changes in this file, and in all other files I touched, so these instructions are not doing what they were supposed to do. I am now tracking all these, basically, doing the whole thing once over again.
Lidija