Plate solving tutorial error about prose HOT 7 CLOSED

Yes, reset_index=False works for me.

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@AlfredXiaSF , thanks for reporting!

I just pushed a fix in 843a89f (& 7bb12d4) (branch 2.3.1)

May I suggest you to switch to version 3.0.0 (documentation here)? I also fixed the bug there (f0debf2) and that will be our next well-maintained and tested version in the near future.

The tutorial should be running now but let me know if you see another issue!

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For reference: working min_separation is fixed for good in 83f55e8

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@AlfredXiaSF, that's great you gave version 3.0 a try. Thanks!

I did some test yesterday and uploaded this tutorial (same as the one you followed but on version 3.0). As you experienced there are some breaking changes in the API (hence the change of main version number). For the plate solving, working with n=30 stars works (see tutorial).

Just a note that in prose we try to have the fastest plate solving, so we make some assumptions that are sometimes at the limit of working (but lead to fast plate solving if they do). It is a matter of trade-off and it is worth a formal note on that in the documentation. I will open an issue to create some guidelines in the documentation (#60)!

This is definitely improving the package, thanks a lot!

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@lgrcia Think you!
7bb12d4 works.

I noticed I follow the wrong tutorial, so I delete the last comment and change to version 3.0.

Version works too. But there is a bug:

# show cutout around 13-th source
cutout = image.cutout(13, 300, reset_source_index=False)
cutout.show()
cutout.plot_catalog("gaia", label=True, color="w")

report:

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TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[7], line 2
      1 # show cutout around 13-th source
----> 2 cutout = image.cutout(13, 300, reset_source_index=False)
      3 cutout.show()
      4 cutout.plot_catalog("gaia", label=True, color="w")

TypeError: Image.cutout() got an unexpected keyword argument 'reset_source_index'

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My bad... this has not been refactored properly. Can you try with reset_index=False? (I am updating everything now!)

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Great! I'll close the issue then.

Note that you can use the lower-level package twirl for plate-solving (dev branch documentation here)

Thanks again for reporting this issue. Highly appreciated!

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