[SPRINT] Cluster Mass modeling Code: CLMM - Come break our code!

[m-aguena]

CLMM - Come break our code

Test the CLMM package, and find and fix possible problems. Also check the documentation.

Contacts: @m-aguena, @combet
Day/Time: There will be an initial tutorial, and three hack sessions.

Event	Day	EST	CET	Zoom Room
Tutorial	Monday	9:30 am	3:30 pm	10
Hack	Tuesday	9 am	3 pm	15
Hack	Thursday	9 am	3 pm	wonder.me guadalajara room
Hack	Friday	10 am	4 pm	wonder.me guadalajara room

the links of zoom room can be found here.

Main communication channel: #desc-cl-clmassmod GitHub repo: https://github.com/LSSTDESC/CLMM

Goals and deliverable

Unit tests and bugfixes for the code, new contributors for the project.

Resources and skills needed

Technical: python, some idea on python packages Other: enthusiasm, creativity and destructive power

Detailed description

As CLMM approaches its first release, we invite newcomers to learn about the code functionality and test drive it. The first session will be an initial introduction and demonstration of the code. The following sessions will be hands-on, where people can test the code and try to find possible cases that were overlooked. We propose three different possibilities for people to hack on, all will be happening simultaneously on every hack session:

1.  Find and/or fix code flaws
   • Play around with the code, see if any bugs come up
   • Check unit tests
   • Check the documentation
2. Add/improve functionality on the code
   • Give your opinion on how to improve the code - fill "Hack2 form" here.
3. Check current issues
   • There are also currently pending issues
   • issues marked good first issue are especially good for newcomers

[sylvielsstfr]

Can you give the permissions ? thanks.

bash: /global/homes/a/aguena/desc/make_clmm_env.sh: Permission denied

Sylvie

[m-aguena]

/global/homes/a/aguena/desc/make_clmm_env.sh

Are you part of the lsst group on nersc? People on the lsst group should have permission

[m-aguena]

[Done on December 1st hack]:

• Implemented changes suggested on CLMM PR #331