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This makes
hdu
a very special dataId key name. Have you checked if this could affect other obs packages?I wonder if we want this to be added to some higher-level documentations.
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HDU is very FITS-centric for a generic butler...
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It does makes
hdu
special in that it could potentially collide with a header keyword named HDU. I haven't found any obs packages that use anything called HDU though. CFHT does a similar thing as this loop but calls itextension
. There is a bit of a snag in that the normal translations can't affect this field, but I think I'd like to put that off in order to get decam not-broken in the 13.0 release.@timj This isn't in the generic butler, it's in a task that parses FITS files.