All 320 visits, including those newly added in DM-10128, have been processed through singleFrameDriver using the w_2017_14 stack on lsstvc and its default hsc configs; ccd=9 was excluded as it's known to be bad.
There were 46 (reproducible) failures; their dataIds are (visit: ccd):
278: 95, 280: 22, 69, 284: 61, 1206: 77, 6478: 99, 6528: 24, 67, 7344: 67, 9736: 67, 9868: 76, 17738: 69, 17750: 58, 19468: 69, 24308: 29, 28376: 69, 28380: 0, 28382: 101, 28392: 102, 28394: 93, 28396: 102, 28398: 95, 101, 28400: 5 ,10 ,15 ,23 ,26 ,40 ,53 ,55 ,61 ,68 ,77 ,84 ,89 ,92 ,93 ,94 ,95 ,99 ,100 ,101 ,102, 29324: 99, 29326: 47
The current master of meas_mosaic does not work; minimally I need two changes, both of which are already part of DM-9862; I pushed the used version to branch u/hfc/DM-10084. With that branch, I still see errors in writeCatalog when "--diagnostics" is used, so I went without it. Also, although MosaicTask ran, it did not output wcs/fcr files for every CCD of all input visits. Especially the edge CCDs were missed more often. I'm not sure if that is expected but will wait for DM-9862 to fix the master first.
I went on the processing with and without the meas_mosaic wcs/fcr. For the WIDE subset, I was able to process through coaddDriver and multiBandDriver. Expected output data for all 162 patches in tract 8766 and 8767 were generated. I'm still working on the COSMOS subset.
A skymap generated by running makeSkyMap.py with hsc defaults is used. The skymap is different from what Lauren used in her notes, and it put COSMOS in tract 9813.
I compared Lauren MacArthur's list and the data available at /datasets/hsc/. Below are the visit numbers to be included. Missing visits are noted. Some missing visits are not really the newest data. Lauren MacArthur may you please take a quick look of the missing visits; is it okay not including those?
(1) Cosmos to full depth: (part of SSP_UDEEP_COSMOS)
(missing 29352)
(missing 1236)
(missing 274..302:2^306..316:2^320^334^342^364^366^368^370^1858..1862:2^1878^11742)
(missing 28354..28402:2)
(2) Two tracts of wide: (part of SSP_WIDE)
(missing 9864^9890)