Correctly count number of actions when updating combined measurements #670
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Author: Jens Hedegaard Nielsen <[email protected]> Correctly count number of actions when updating combined measurements (#670)
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…microsoft#670) * Correctly count number of actions when updateting combined measurements * add tests for loops over combined parameters * Add hypothesis to test combined aggregator * combined loop teardown * simplify tests * remove unused print
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Fixes #669
The issue is that the base parameters within the combined parameter were being looked up from an index that always starts at 1. This is only true if there is only one parameter/task being measured/executed within the loop. This corrects the counting