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certify/check-rmap-updates-by-default - #1242
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Resolves CCD-1799, CRDS-1108
Certify now checks rmap updates by default (trial insertion of reference files into appropriate rmaps). Previously the user was required to pass in the "-u"/"--check-rmap-updates" flag into the certify script in order to check reference file insertion errors (such as equal weight special case errors). This is now True by default, with a deprecation warning added to the help message pointing users to the new "-z"/"--dont-check-rmap-updates" flag if they explicitly want to turn this behavior off.
Note - Condition added where trial rmap update step is skipped if any per-file certify errors are detected.
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