Improve functionality of auto_selfcal pip-installed into monolithic CASA#101
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Improve functionality of auto_selfcal pip-installed into monolithic CASA#101
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…including getting working with mpicasa properly, and adding a function to set up the proper symlinks.
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The full benchmark for this is done running and all tests pass. @jjtobin, I think we can merge this one any time now. |
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This PR is to improve the ability to use auto_selfcal when pip-installed into monolithic CASA. This includes, in particular:
@jjtobin, since this includes a documentation update, we should hold off on merging until shortly before our next release so that the docs reflect the capabilities of pip-installed auto_selfcal. Alternatively, if we set readthedocs to make the default 'stable', then I think we could also merge and the updates would only show up on 'latest'. But we would lose the fixes that I made to the docs after the release, so that may not be ideal.
I also want to run the doc changes by you to get your feedback.