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Gpu Accelerated Library for Analysing Radio Interferometer Observations
https://mtazzari.github.io/galario/
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Move uvtable.txt to a permanent repository #194

Open mtazzari opened 3 years ago

mtazzari commented 3 years ago

Right now uvtable.txt referred in the quickstart example is stored at https://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~mtazzari/galario/uvtable.txt, which is not permanent.

Move uvtable.txt to a permanent repository.

fredRos commented 3 years ago

@mtazzari Perhaps you can store the file on AWS with anonymous access

mtazzari commented 2 years ago

Good idea! Is there a way to do that for free? Or should I pay for an S3 bucket? The dataset is negligible in size (~MB), so I guess the cost would be negligible too, but I wonder if there is a public repo sort of things.

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@mtazzari https://github.com/mtazzari Perhaps you can store the file on AWS with anonymous access

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fredRos commented 2 years ago

@mtazzari Ah, it's just 835 kb. I would just store it in this repository, so people can download the code and have the file available. That's the easiest and most coherent solution. What was the reason for storing it separately in the first place?

mtazzari commented 2 years ago

Yes, you're right, probably that's the best solution. We didn't do it to keep the github repo as lightweight as possible; also, this is a minimal dataset and perhaps we were adding examples on other (bigger) data, so it was sensible to keep the data and the code decoupled. But it now make sense to store the little file in the repo. I'll do that to close this issue. I'll have to make sure that the file does not get packaged in the conda forge binary.

Marco

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@mtazzari https://github.com/mtazzari Ah, it's just 835 kb. I would just store it in this repository, so people can download the code and have the file available. That's the easiest and most coherent solution. What was the reason for storing it separately in the first place?

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