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FIX: AttributeError in TimerBase.start#16235
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looks like I missed that in#11698.
Milestoned as 3.2, but could even be backported to 3.1.
Thanks for the fix@samschott ! The OSX test had timed out while failing to get hardware. |
Wow, you all have a quick response time! Thanks for merging. |
…235-on-v3.1.xBackport PR#16235 on branch v3.1.x (FIX: AttributeError in TimerBase.start)
…235-on-v3.2.xBackport PR#16235 on branch v3.2.x (FIX: AttributeError in TimerBase.start)
PR Summary
When calling
TimerBase.start
with a new interval, an AttributeError is raised becauseTimerBase
has no method_set_interval
.Don't call
TimerBase._set_interval
(does not exist) but set the propertyTimerBase .interval
instead.PR Checklist