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Once desihub/desitarget#543 has been merged, the minitest notebook will require a few key updates:
select_mock_targets will now only write out targets-dark, targets-bright, truth-dark, and truth-bright files/catalogs, just as for the real data.
Separate standard-star files (standards-bright and standards-dark) will no longer be written out (they are in the target catalogs themselves, as for the real data).
Similarly, when joining the various catalogs and building the MTL, only mtl-bright and mtl-dark catalogs will be written.
Finally, I may be doing something wrong, but --fibstatusfile no longer appears to be an acceptable argument to fiberassign (perhaps as a result of Use a dynamic focalplane model fiberassign#207, which will require you to SVN-up the appropriate checkout of desimodel/data
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I'm working on some fixes to that desitarget branch for the minitest notebook, but NERSC outage/degraded problems keep getting in the way of testing. I'll keep trying, i.e. you don't need to work on this right now. Thanks.
@sbailey
Once desihub/desitarget#543 has been merged, the
minitest
notebook will require a few key updates:select_mock_targets
will now only write outtargets-dark
,targets-bright
,truth-dark
, andtruth-bright
files/catalogs, just as for the real data.standards-bright
andstandards-dark
) will no longer be written out (they are in the target catalogs themselves, as for the real data).mtl-bright
andmtl-dark
catalogs will be written.--fibstatusfile
no longer appears to be an acceptable argument tofiberassign
(perhaps as a result of Use a dynamic focalplane model fiberassign#207, which will require you to SVN-up the appropriate checkout ofdesimodel/data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: