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Remove some obsolete TODOs #2573
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@@ -244,12 +244,6 @@ def _calibrate_dl1(self, event, tel_id): | |||
waveforms -= np.atleast_2d(dl1_calib.pedestal_offset)[..., np.newaxis] | |||
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if n_samples == 1: | |||
# To handle ASTRI and dst |
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I think this one still applies (see #1777 )
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Do we still want to support DSTs? if so, should that be written here as a TODO? I would expect it to be an issue, but nothing in the code.
@kosack the CI run fails because the job from your fork doesn't have access to Which is really not good and we should have noticed earlier... how to we proceed here? Convert the |
I could also just push it to upstream and re-open the PR. But it is a general problem if people develop in their own forks. Not sure how that is usually dealt with? In larger open-source projects, I can't imagine everyone sets up sonar tokens for their own forks |
You could leave this open here so we can test after merging #2578 |
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sonarqube reporting should work again now, let's see |
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FINALLY |
I left a few in where they seemed to be still unresolved, or where it wasn't clear (the latter was particularly in
table_interpolator.py
andunstructured_interpolator.py
).