Closed marcschefer closed 5 months ago
The AperturePhotometry property normally depends on the detection image to provide some flags. This change will allow it to be computed anyway but the relevant flags (BIASED, NEIGHBOR, BOUNDARY) will be missing
Wow, that was quick!
Loosing detection flags in no-detection mode makes sense.
At the end of the day the user has to compensate this, as this is done also for other properties such as grouping.
The AperturePhotometry property normally depends on the detection image to provide some flags. This change will allow it to be computed anyway but the relevant flags (BIASED, NEIGHBOR, BOUNDARY) will be missing