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[Tadej Novak <tadej.novak AT cern.ch>]

Hi Charles,

Sorry for the delay, busy times.

The tarball is created from the FastCaloSimAnalyzer package + the dependent Athena packages. The problem is that FastCaloSimAnalyzer itself uses submodules so we would need to have a private fork of three packages (+ Athena).

The easiest way would be to setup a private GitHub organisation and have all repositories there and we then sync the code as needed manually (especially until the FCS code itself is still not open). I can try to setup the organisation if interested (CERN still has academic status with GitHub so getting a free private organisation should be trivial).

For those who can access them, the repositories in question are (note that one needs to use :

https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas-simulation-fastcalosim/FastCaloSimAnalyzer (CI branch)

https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas-simulation-fastcalosim/EnergyParametrization (CI branch)

https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas-simulation-fastcalosim/FastCaloSimCommon

https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas/athena (21.0.97 tag as nightlies currently have some issues, not a submodule yet)

Cheers,

Tadej

On 31 May 2019, at 16:22, Charles Leggett <cgleggett AT lbl.gov> wrote:

Hi Tadej -

   Could you please tell us how the tarball for the FastCaloSim standalone version was created? We would like to figure out if it is even possible to stay in sync with code in the athena git repo.

                thanks,  Charles.

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