Closed matthewfeickert closed 1 year ago
We could also create a smaller version (with less events) of https://xrootd-local.unl.edu:1094//store/user/AGC/nanoAOD/nanoaod15.root
for testing purposes.
Hey, definitely a very good idea 👍. I would also try and skim the file a bit, as "mechanics" is what matters, not a big number of events processed.
Hey @alexander-held, any update on this front?
I have not gotten to creating another file for this purpose, however @ekauffma is currently already producing more nanoAOD versions of 2015 CMS Open Data. Elliot, could you please produce a very small file with a few hundred events (to have a < 1 MB file) and create a pull request to this repository with it? I would suggest using the Powheg + Pythia 8 ttbar simulation for that.
Hi all, I have produced a 369KB nanoAOD file with 200 events. I can submit a pull request. Where should the file be located?
I think it should go into src/skhep_testdata/data/
and we can name it something like nanoAOD_2015_CMS_Open_Data_ttbar.root
or so perhaps? Most of the other files are following a naming scheme indicating which package uses the file, we could add "ServiceX" but since that's not a Scikit-HEP library I am not sure whether it makes sense (and I think a generic nanoAOD file can be more broadly useful too).
Okay, I created a pull request #107 with the file!
@jpivarski, @matthewfeickert, guess we can now close this task via https://github.com/scikit-hep/scikit-hep-testdata/pull/107?
Yes; I actually just forgot to link it to that PR.
Given https://github.com/ssl-hep/ServiceX/pull/486#pullrequestreview-1161522843 it would be useful for testing purposes of IRIS-HEP's ServiceX to have
https://xrootd-local.unl.edu:1094//store/user/AGC/nanoAOD/nanoaod15.root
available inscikit-hep-testdata
.This would be useful and so I'm inclined to go for it (I have branch
feat/add-servicex-data
with this in ready to PR) but we should probably discuss if we are okay hosting any test files or if we only want to accept responsibility for hosting Scikit-HEP project test files long term. This is also a> 1MB
file, so that's also something to keep in mind for consideration. Though in general I could see benefit to having file formats like nanoAOD and xAOD inscikit-hep-testdata
.Thoughts?
(cc @eduardo-rodrigues @jpivarski @henryiii @alexander-held)
edit: @gordonwatts has pointed out that there's nothing particularly special about that file in particular, so a different file could be used.