BUG Change the name of GEO from GEO600 to G1
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Williams <daniel.williams@ligo.org>
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changed the title
GEO600' to G1'GEO600 to G1
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I'm in favour of this in principle, I suspect not many people are using GEO, but it would be good to ensure backward compatibility if possible. |
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Apologies in advance if this is the wrong way to handle this.
When trying to analyse data contained in GEO frames, which have channel names prefixed with
G1I ran into problems, as bilby_pipe is unable to understand (I think) a channel list where the channel isn't prefixed with the name of the detector as understood by bilby. So bilby was expecting to open GEO600:channel_name but this was stored in G1:channel_name.I think it's possible this might be handled in bilby_pipe as well, though this approach does fix the problem.