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Add CARTID to the monitor.html #5

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andrew-saydjari opened this issue Jan 19, 2024 · 1 comment
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Add CARTID to the monitor.html #5

andrew-saydjari opened this issue Jan 19, 2024 · 1 comment

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@andrew-saydjari
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What the title says. I could dig into qa.py more, but I would have thought that

headertext = '<TR bgcolor="#DCDCDC"> <TH>DATE <TH>MJD <TH># <TH>TYPE <TH>EXPTIME <TH>NREAD <TH>SHUTTER <TH>CONFIG <TH>DESIGN <TH>FIELD <TH>2D? <TH>1D? <TH>CFRAME? <TH>VISIT? <TH>2D MED FLUX\n'
was close to the right place, however, the header listed there does not match the current html pages. Am I looking at the wrong code? Trying to edit a page like https://data.sdss5.org/sas/sdsswork/data/apogee/apo/58774/58774.log.html, which are super useful.

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I don't see where it is written in https://github.com/sdss/apogee_drp/blob/c5aaa9e38cbd71981f51dd89a8afd2fd345bc58c/python/apogee_drp/apred/qa.py, but I do see where it is used. It would also be really helpful if the MJDexp.fits off of which this mjd.log.html were built at the sdss_id written as a column for each exposure number. I think that should be a fairly high priority.

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