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If I try to add attributes for a non-existing field (e.g. because the field was not found in the data), then the write raises a TypeError if one of the attributes contains a list.
This seems to be happening in this line:
I can confirm that this error occurs with the latest pynxtools and pynxtools-mpes branches. I guess the default behavior should be that these attributes are not written at all and there's a warning, right?
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If I try to add attributes for a non-existing field (e.g. because the field was not found in the data), then the write raises a TypeError if one of the attributes contains a list.
This seems to be happening in this line:
pynxtools/src/pynxtools/dataconverter/writer.py
Line 326 in f30bc35
An example can be created by removing the value for one of the transformations in the mpes example, then the @axis attribute raises this error.
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