There are a few current type checks that are too conservative (e.g. PSF types) that either don't allow using the full flexibility of GalSim types or print excessive warnings. We should allow the users of Balrog to use as much of GalSim's native types as possible (and only warn once per run, if warning at all).
There are a few current type checks that are too conservative (e.g. PSF types) that either don't allow using the full flexibility of
GalSimtypes or print excessive warnings. We should allow the users of Balrog to use as much ofGalSim's native types as possible (and only warn once per run, if warning at all).