Silence resample test warning by using non-zero data #8251
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Currently there's a warning when running one of the resample unit tests.
To find out what's causing it, we convert warnings to errors and print the local values of the variables (pruning the output here for readability).
So it's a divide-by-zero warning because the sum
total
of the flux in the slit is zero. This is the part of the code where the mean spatial location of the spectrum is found by flux-weighting the spatial WCS. But in the test, the flux was all zeros.This PR fixes the input data to the test to be non-zero.
One could probably handle this exceedingly unlikely case in the runtime code as well, i.e. check for
total == 0
, but this is probably not realistic for any real data.Checklist for maintainers
CHANGES.rst
within the relevant release sectionHow to run regression tests on a PR