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Build Swift-XRT products.

Version 1.10 of the Python API has been released as part of swifttools v3.0. Users are advised to update, and see the Release notes.
On 2022 August 5 we added some new options for spectral fitting to this service.

On-demand services are currently offline.

The on-demand processing service are temporarily offline. I need to reboot the file server which probably won't disrupt running jobs… but could do. Therefore, submission of new jobs is being disabled until around 10:30am BST, at which point the server will be rebooted and hopefully any long-running jobs will survive; this represents a compromise between taking the entire system down for many hours for the sake of a few long jobs, and risking those jobs for the sake of those not yet submitted. I apologise for this unforeseen issue. Note: if any long-running jobs do fail, we will attempt to recommence them.