Updated Functions in mast_api_psf Module #335
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Hi @haticekaratay and @dulude, the CI is giving an exit code 143 error. I am able to run the notebook locally without issue, so please let me know if there are any tests I can complete to track down the source of this issue. Thanks for your time and help! |
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This request includes minor updates to the mast_api_psf.py module and the corresponding function calls throughout the notebook. These changes were made to match the final version of these functions as they appear in the published version of the download_psf_cutouts.ipynb produced by Fred Dauphin (@FDauphin), which was revised earlier this year.