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Improve data file release engineering #266

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mperrin opened this issue Dec 13, 2018 · 3 comments
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Improve data file release engineering #266

mperrin opened this issue Dec 13, 2018 · 3 comments
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mperrin commented Dec 13, 2018

Some ideas:

  • Update the scripts in dev_utils to work on Central Store and from e.g. telservN, rather than assuming it's being ran on some local Mac (with paths to /tmp that don't work on Linux on telserv)
  • Save the output zip files to /itar/jwst/tel/share/webbpsf ? (Or, maybe don't do this automatically because we don't want to store them there until we are sure things are working as desired?). Update: no longer desired. Eventually we move files onto a public Box folder now, which is done by hand
  • Put the downloads in some team-writable area rather than just in Marshall's home directory. See prior comment. Box used now.
  • Automate the part where it unzips the new file, set the environment variable for WEBBPSF_PATH appropriately, and runs all the tests.
  • Put version number in minimal data zip file too
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mperrin commented May 3, 2021

Partly done in #454

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mperrin commented Jul 24, 2024

@BradleySappington I noticed this very old issue about data file release engineering. I'm not sure there is much value in keeping open this years-old issue any more? I know you did some work not long ago to improve the data files release process a bit. What do you think, should we close this old issue?

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Yes @mperrin, this is good to close, I believe I did most(all?) of these things over the past few months.

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