Indirect Diffraction - OSIRIS diffonly interface crash #18857
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The OSIRIS diffonly mode of the Indirect>Diffraction interface was crashing because it was trying to run the general IRISIndirectDiffractionReduction on top of the specialised OSIRISDiffractionReduction. It should only run the OSIRIS algorithm.
To test:
Input Files:
Diffraction.zip
Interfaces>Indirect>Diffraction
Instrument:
OSIRIS
Input:
89813-89817
Calibration: In input files
Vanadium:
89757-89761
Press
Run
There should be 2 workspaces, one ending in
_dRange
and the the other intof
There are copies of the input/vanadium files if no access to ISIS data archive
Fixes #18856.
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