Running
lh.aspirate(lh.deck.get_resource(plate)[well], vols=[volume], flow_rates=[flow_rate], settling_time=[settling_time], swap_speed=[swap_speed], transport_air_volume=[transport_air_volume], blow_out_air_volume=[blow_out_air_volume])
settling_time is a float value, all values are floats
After reaching STAR_backend.py the values are correct.
The function _fill_in_defaults changes the original float values to int before passing to aspirate_pip. I believe this is the issue.
settling_time = _fill_in_defaults(
settling_time,
default=[
hlc.dispense_settling_time if hlc is not None else 0 for hlc in hamilton_liquid_classes
],
)
Not using hamilton liquid classes.
if t in [int, float]:
return [t(v) for v in val] # type: ignore
I believe this is causing the issue.
Printing before and after the _fill_in_defaults() function give the following result:
setting time before aspirate [9.84]
settling time before pip [9]
Similar issues with air_volumes.
Should I be doing this a different way?
