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Added current version of find_pointings.py to repository. This implicitly performs some checks for .fits files (e.g. making sure that they're readable, properly encoded, and not empty.)
Found and fixed bug: since the values of the path and survey name aren't set until after parse_fits_or_fil() is called, they would always be erroneously categorized as missing.
I changed the way the script gets file size, and now have it actually writing the quantity to the pointing list, so it can be uploaded to the database.
Fixed one last bug.
To be tied together in a list, the file size needs to be a string, not a float; previously, it was stored as a float, which borked everything.
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Added current version of find_pointings.py to repository. This implicitly performs some checks for .fits files (e.g. making sure that they're readable, properly encoded, and not empty.)