Fix TrendCheck creating Quality without a name#2584
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knopers8 merged 1 commit intoAliceO2Group:masterfrom Jul 31, 2025
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Fix TrendCheck creating Quality without a name#2584knopers8 merged 1 commit intoAliceO2Group:masterfrom
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A default Quality would be created when TrendCheck::beautify was trying to access a non-existent entry in mQualities map. When using operator[] with a missing key, the object is added using the default constructor, so Quality(10, "") was being created. This was causing crashes in QualityTask, which was relying on a non-empty Quality name to be there.
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A default Quality would be created when TrendCheck::beautify was trying to access a non-existent entry in mQualities map. When using operator[] with a missing key, the object is added using the default constructor, so Quality(10, "") was being created. This was causing crashes in QualityTask, which was relying on a non-empty Quality name to be there.