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I don't see any code that changes the filename to the new extracted library.
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Oh, good point. I forgot to make that change. I'll fix that.... |
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I made the new cosmic ray library the default and reran the CI. |
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Here's a new library based on LSSTCam dark frames from 2026-01-03. I've removed the old cosmic ray extraction code and wrote a new package that uses the Rubin tooling for cosmic ray detection. This is described at the wiki for the new package.