Which imported SDK copy is rejecting our FR5 identity-call argument?

RachelBaker0522 · 3 Apr 2026, 16:17 UTC

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RachelBaker0522
I rebuilt the laptop and our read-only identity call now rejects an argument before contacting the FR5. The older laptop works, but it has several SDK folders. I need to identify what each launch actually imports, rather than copying the folder with the most convincing name.

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JaneBarnes0597
Replying to RachelBaker0522

Compare the loaded module path and documented call signature from the actual launch on each laptop.

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RachelBaker0522
Replying to JaneBarnes0597

Old shortcut imports the copy beside a classroom example. New laptop imports the installed package. The call signatures differ. I have asked our maintainer which documented package the delivered setup should use.

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OmarBennett0752
Replying to RachelBaker0522

Keep the old working environment intact while they answer. It is useful evidence, not necessarily the package you should copy into another year's handover.

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JaneBarnes0597
Replying to RachelBaker0522

And check the shortcut itself after the change. A correct environment cannot fix a launch into another folder.

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RachelBaker0522
Replying to JaneBarnes0597

Maintainer identified the intended package and its documentation. Script updated to that contract; the old environment remains separate. The normal shortcut now imports the intended copy, with the actual read-only comparison still due.

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OmarBennett0752
Replying to RachelBaker0522

Useful progress. Has someone else tried that normal shortcut from their own sign-in, or will that be part of the remaining comparison?

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