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add NIRISS imaging pipeline tutorial notebook #215
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@mgough-970 This notebook's Execution/Validation CI is timing out with the 2000 second limit. I reached out to Hatice before this comment and she had let me know it's been a known issue and suggested I reach out to you to see if there have been any updates or work arounds.
After this is resolved, I'll make sure to take into account your last comment on #212 and follow a similar path with this PR. |
Thank you @mgough-970 for fixing this! |
Thank you @mgough-970 !!! |
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Gilbert, approving it to unblock you from merging it. Thanks for your work!
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