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Currently, roms-tools warns about any version mismatch between the version recorded in the yaml file and the current version of roms-tools, even if the resulting datasets do not change between versions.
I propose we
Keep the current system for all versions below 1.6.0 (or whatever version is current when this gets addressed)
Going forward, use pytest to create a series of netCDF files from a chosen set of yaml files and compare their hashes against a known manifest. If there is a mismatch between the most recent hashes recorded in the manifest (i.e. it has not been updated), the test should fail.
Use this manifest internally to determine whether the user's version is truly incompatible with the current version before issuing the warning.
Currently,
roms-tools
warns about any version mismatch between the version recorded in the yaml file and the current version ofroms-tools
, even if the resulting datasets do not change between versions.I propose we
@NoraLoose what do you think?
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