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@cerati cerati commented Mar 7, 2025

This PR does 3 things:

  1. removal of the legacy G4 fhicl files
  2. creating of a "standard" folder pointing to the standard production fhicl files
  3. centrally suppress warning messages from SimDriftElectrons, which currently overwhelm log files

Format of fcl files in the standard directory is:
standard_${data/mc}_${workflow}_${step}_icarus.fcl

@cerati cerati marked this pull request as ready for review March 14, 2025 13:38
@cerati cerati requested review from SFBayLaser and jzennamo March 27, 2025 16:47
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I can't go through every file but I did not see any that were deleted that looked like a mistake.
One question: should we remove "refactored" from fcl names since that won't have meaning going forward?

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cerati commented Mar 27, 2025

eventually yes, but for now I would not do it to avoid breaking CI tests and current production configs. Once they all switch to the standard fcls it will be easier to rename

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Hi @SFBayLaser, @jzennamo: Tracy’s question about the fcl naming was addressed, and there don’t seem to be any concerns about the files being removed. Are we ready to approve this PR?

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Yes, I believe this is ready to go

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Trigger build

@leoaliaga leoaliaga merged commit 70ba98a into SBNSoftware:develop May 13, 2025
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