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I have created a task that has quite a few variables, it loads ok however as soon as i try to run it i get the following output:
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Connecting to board COM3\n\nMicropython version: 1.241\nFramework version: 2.0.2\n\nTransferring state machine Experiments - Two pumps\\E1_2_pumps_behavioral_experiment to pyboard. OK\n\nRun started at: 2025/04/08 16:33:34\n\n484477:33:34.543\terror\t\t\n\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n  File \"<stdin>\", line 1, in <module>\n  File \"pyControl/framework.py\", line 175, in run\n  File \"pyControl/framework.py\", line 91, in output_data\nOverflowError: buffer too small\n\nError during framework run.\n
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From what i understand it's trying to print the initial values of all the public variables but i guess the list is to long i my case.
\nWould love to hear if anyone has encountered something similar? Is there a fix?
\nI tried reading the framework.py code but didn't see a problem with it.
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The task and controls GUI code
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Hey @guykoy123, I ran into the exact same issue (described here) after upgrading to 1.24.
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The fixes (cef428d and 145e97b) have been merged into the latest pyControl code.
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If you are tracking pyControl with git, you can git pull the latest changes and that will fix the problem. Otherwise, you can delete your local copy of source/pyControl/hardware.py file and replace it with the latest hardware.py which you can download here. Do the same for source/pyControl/framework.py (download here)
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