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User story: "<USER> 3:37 PM:  When I try to run   {code} jointcal.py /datasets/hsc/repo --calib /datasets/hsc/repo/CALIB --rerun RC/w_2020_22/DM-25176-sfm:RC/w_2020_22/DM-25176 --id ccd=0..8^10..103 visit=26024^26028^26032^26036^26044^26046^26048^26050^26058^26060^26062^26070^26072^26074^26080^26084^26094 filter=HSC-G tract=9615  {code}    with w_2020_22 I get  {code}  jointcal.Associations INFO: Unmatched objects: 2  jointcal.Associations INFO: Matched 49 objects in 26094_103  jointcal.Associations INFO: Unmatched objects: 2  jointcal FATAL: Failed processing tract 9615, RuntimeError: Unknown reference filter phot_g_mean_flux  {code}    <USER> 3:45 PM  I *think* that’s the gaia flux column, but is HSC still using ps1 for jointcal (astrom)?    <USER> 3:57 PM  The filterMap is now getting loaded with the gaia entries:  in /datasets/hsc/repo/rerun/RC/w_2020_22/DM-25176/config/jointcal.py  # Mapping of camera filter name: reference catalog filter name; each reference filter must exist  config.astrometryRefObjLoader.filterMap={'u': 'phot_g_mean', 'g': 'phot_g_mean', 'r': 'phot_g_mean', 'i': 'phot  _g_mean', 'z': 'phot_g_mean', 'y': 'phot_g_mean', 'B': 'g', 'V': 'r', 'R': 'r', 'I': 'i', 'r2': 'r', 'i2': 'i',   'N387': 'g', 'N468': 'g', 'N515': 'g', 'N527': 'g', 'N656': 'r', 'N718': 'i', 'N816': 'i', 'N921': 'z', 'N926'  : 'z', 'N973': 'y', 'N1010': 'y', 'I945': 'z', 'HSC-G': 'g', 'HSC-R': 'r', 'HSC-R2': 'r', 'HSC-I': 'i', 'HSC-I2  ': 'i', 'HSC-Z': 'z', 'HSC-Y': 'y', 'NB0387': 'g', 'NB0468': 'g', 'NB0515': 'g', 'NB0527': 'g', 'NB0656': 'r',   'NB0718': 'i', 'NB0816': 'i', 'NB0921': 'z', 'NB0926': 'z', 'NB0973': 'y', 'NB1010': 'y', 'IB0945': 'z'}  # Name of the ingested reference dataset  config.astrometryRefObjLoader.ref_dataset_name='ps1_pv3_3pi_20170110'  vs. /datasets/hsc/repo/rerun/RC/w_2020_19/DM-24822/config/jointcal.py  # Mapping of camera filter name: reference catalog filter name; each reference filter must exist  config.photometryRefObjLoader.filterMap={'B': 'g', 'V': 'r', 'R': 'r', 'I': 'i', 'r2': 'r', 'i2': 'i', 'N387':   'g', 'N468': 'g', 'N515': 'g', 'N527': 'g', 'N656': 'r', 'N718': 'i', 'N816': 'i', 'N921': 'z', 'N926': 'z', 'N  973': 'y', 'N1010': 'y', 'I945': 'z', 'HSC-G': 'g', 'HSC-R': 'r', 'HSC-R2': 'r', 'HSC-I': 'i', 'HSC-I2': 'i', '  HSC-Z': 'z', 'HSC-Y': 'y', 'NB0387': 'g', 'NB0468': 'g', 'NB0515': 'g', 'NB0527': 'g', 'NB0656': 'r', 'NB0718':   'i', 'NB0816': 'i', 'NB0921': 'z', 'NB0926': 'z', 'NB0973': 'y', 'NB1010': 'y', 'IB0945': 'z'}  # Name of the ingested reference dataset  config.photometryRefObjLoader.ref_dataset_name='ps1_pv3_3pi_20170110'    3:57  Ah, I think it’s appending to this (now added by default) list:  https://github.com/lsst/jointcal/commit/41e890198605efd737f5d0b3035ce6271dad9c1c    <USER> 4:02 PM  ^^ @parejkoj: it looks like that default is not safe if astrometryRefObjLoader.ref_dataset_name gets overridden (or perhaps obs_* packages have to be careful about appending vs. setting?    <USER> 1 hour ago  [~<USER>: I haven’t tested it yet, but I think you can add this at obs_subaru/config/jointcal.py:10:  config.astrometryRefObjLoader.filterMap = {}  (edited)"
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