[PWGEM,Photon] Remove unnecessary registry argument from task function #34164
Triggered via pull request
September 8, 2026 09:00
mhemmer-cern
mhemmer-cern
synchronize
#17827
Status
Failure
Total duration
20s
Artifacts
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Annotations
10 errors, 1 warning, and 2 notices
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[magic-number]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L476
Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.
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[magic-number]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L426
Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.
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[pdg/explicit-code]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L531
Avoid hard-coded PDG codes. Use named values from PDG_t or o2::constants::physics::Pdg instead.
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[pdg/explicit-code]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L485
Avoid hard-coded PDG codes. Use named values from PDG_t or o2::constants::physics::Pdg instead.
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[pdg/explicit-code]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L476
Avoid hard-coded PDG codes. Use named values from PDG_t or o2::constants::physics::Pdg instead.
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[two-pi-add-subtract]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L492
Use RecoDecay::constrainAngle to restrict angle to a given range.
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[two-pi-add-subtract]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L489
Use RecoDecay::constrainAngle to restrict angle to a given range.
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[two-pi-add-subtract]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L478
Use RecoDecay::constrainAngle to restrict angle to a given range.
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[two-pi-add-subtract]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L473
Use RecoDecay::constrainAngle to restrict angle to a given range.
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[two-pi-add-subtract]:
PWGEM/PhotonMeson/Core/TaggingPi0MC.h#L455
Use RecoDecay::constrainAngle to restrict angle to a given range.
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O2 linter
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O2 linter
To tolerate certain issues in a directory, add a line with the test name in "o2linter_config".
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O2 linter
Exceptionally, you can disable a test for a line by adding a comment with "o2-linter: disable=" followed by the name of the test and parentheses with a reason for the exception.
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