Move get_alternate_file_uri from create_branch_map() into run()#89
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Move get_alternate_file_uri from create_branch_map() into run()#89
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Thanks. Looks good to me.
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get_alternate_urifunction has been introduced with pull request #73 to find an URI, under which a NANOAOD file is accessible. The function has been executed in thecreate_branch_mapmethod ofCROWNRun, causingstatoperations to be issued every time whencreate_branch_mapis called for every NANOAOD file in the respective sample lists, even if thentuplefiles are already present.The execution of the
get_alternate_urifunction has been moved torun(). Now, the check for the existence of a NANOAOD file is only checked if the NANOAOD -> ntuple step is actually performed, i.e., only once when actually running the processing.