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…i subcommand Add a `quicklook` console script (with `ql` as a short alias) that groups every subcommand — `run`, `read-tls`, `rank-tls`, and the new `gui` — so the package runs as `uv run quicklook gui`, `uv run quicklook run --name ...`, etc. - Add a `gui` subcommand that launches the Flask web GUI with `--host`, `--port`, and `--debug` options. The heavy Flask import stays deferred inside the command so `--help` remains fast. - Refactor `quicklook/app/app.py` `main()` into `run_gui(host, port, debug)` so the launcher is reusable; `ql-gui` stays as an alias. Loopback-only bind and opt-in debugger behavior are preserved (an explicit `--debug` forces it on, otherwise `QUICKLOOK_DEBUG` is consulted). - Repoint the `ql` console script at the unified Typer app. The old `quicklook.cli.ql:main` shim unconditionally injected `run`, which broke `ql read-tls`, `ql rank-tls`, and top-level `ql --help`. Drop that dead shim, keeping `sanitize_target_name` in the module. - Tests: cover `gui --help`, option forwarding to `run_gui`, the `--debug` flag, and `run_gui` host/port/debug passthrough. Update the loopback-bind assertion to match the now-explicit default host. - README: document `uv run quicklook <cmd>` usage and the `gui` subcommand. Also folds in a pre-existing GUI worker logging fix (open the per-job log in append mode so Loguru's separate append-mode descriptor no longer overwrites interleaved stdout/stderr) and its regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011jyqtiWKpNN5yMbeMPHJfC
…t in-sector
For long-period planets the transit often falls outside the ~27-day TESS
sector that was downloaded (e.g. TOI-2074, P=177.6 d), so there is simply
nothing to mask. Previously `TessQuickLook` raised `PipelineError` ("No masked
transits") and aborted the whole quicklook, even though flattening, the TLS
search, and the plots can all still run.
- Replace the raise with `_warn_no_transits_in_sector()`, which logs a warning
reporting the sector's BTJD coverage, the nearest predicted transit (and how
far outside coverage it lands), and suggests other available sectors.
- Only apply ephemeris masking when there is at least one in-transit cadence.
- Tests: an out-of-baseline ephemeris yields an all-False mask, an in-baseline
ephemeris flags cadences, and the warning path emits guidance without raising.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011jyqtiWKpNN5yMbeMPHJfC
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