[WP3] swarp problem

[D.R. Boxhoorn]

> > We'll try to come up with some sort of bugtracking system.
> > Such a system should be easy to use, to install and to maintain, but I do
> > not know of a bugtracking system that satisfies all these requirements.
> > Suggestions are most welcome.
> >
> 
> I haven't used it yet myself, but from what I heard, bugzilla comes
> closest to your requirements.

Hmmm, exactly how close is "closest"? .)
My opinion is that bugzilla requires too much maintenance, but if you volunteer
to host it, that argument disappears. I'd even say that if someone other than
me installs and maintains it, I wouldn't care too much about usability. [)
I think that Mike had a look at bugzilla in the past and he might give some
comments on bugzilla.
In any case, if you can have a seriously look at installing and using bugzilla
and give your opinion we can consider using it here as the central bugtracking
system.


> > > I ran into a major problem with RegriddedFrame, make() fails at
> > >
> > > self.astrom = translator.translate_astrometric_keys(self)
> > >
> > > and in translate_astrometric_keys(self)
> > >
> > > chip_id = self.retrieve_id_from_header(frame, self.chip_id_keys)
> > >
> > > returns None, a quick look into the header of the offending file, it seems
> > > that swarp (2.10) nicely cleaned up the header and removed all ESO
> > > HIERARCH and CHIP_ID.
> > >
> > > Is there a workaround for that problem?
> >
> > Are you running things without the database?
> > In any case the RegriddedFrame should have all keywords properly set after
> > regridding. If this is not the case it should be fixed.
> >
> 
> I found a solution, swarp config needs CHIP_ID with the COPY_KEYWORDS
> config option, I'm just not sure if it should go into Swarp.py or
> RegriddedFrame.py, otherwise I would commit it directly

Just for completeness, are you referring to the AWBASE version or the most
up-to-date version?
When you look at RegriddededFrame you'll see that the persistent `chip'
attribute is missing!
The proper fix is to add the `chip' attribute to RegriddedFrame and the
following line to RegriddedFrame.make():

           self.chip = self.science_frame.chip

You can probably test this already without adding the `chip' attribute.
Let me know if that is correct. It looks like that the next step will
be to do some type evolution in a synchronized way within AWBASE soon.
In that case we'll have to coordinate together when we do that.

                                                   Danny