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jdavies-st avatar jdavies-st commented on September 2, 2024

Yes, the intent was to use it to validate step config files, i.e. pars- reffiles. Note that we used to have a datamodel called StepParsModel back when jwst stdatamodels and stpipe were all one package. When we peeled them all apart, we had to make it so that stpipe did not depend on stdatamodels, and hence StepParsModel had to go.

It was removed as part of the above PR:

spacetelescope/jwst@d572973

And since it also validated metadata, the idea was that we needed a pure ASDF schema to do the same.

The eventual goal was to completely move away from ConfigObj as a core component of stpipe and its configuration, and this was a step in that direction.

How do people create pars-* reffiles these days? Just copy an old one? I suspect if they have metadata, they should be validated against this schema.

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braingram avatar braingram commented on September 2, 2024

Thanks for the quick response.

How do people create pars-* reffiles these days? Just copy an old one? I suspect if they have metadata, they should be validated against this schema.

I'm not sure about this one (and a related question is what led me to look at this schema). @hbushouse was recently providing some advice on this.

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