More confined regular expression for NEON #2044
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ekluzek
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@ekluzek I wonder what a timeline for merging this change could be? I ask because @danicalombardozzi is working on revisions to our NEON paper and assumed that we'll also need @briandobbins to make a new docker image with the code modifications that have evolved since our last NEON branch tag? |
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Hi Will. Let's talk more tomorrow. But, we've been delaying on this to get other work in. And we want the BGC sequencing work to come in as soon as it's ready so difficult merges won't have to happen. This is simple enough and orthogonal to that, that it's going to be OK to come in before that if needed. I think we should be able to get it in sometime next week. |
FATES API update to facilitate fates refactor This updates a number of FATES type names and module use statements which correspond with a refactoring effort that moves FATES patches and cohorts into their own respective modules. With the FATES update is a minor science update, so there are changes to answers for FATES. This also incorporates a minor update to a more recent version of the ccs config external.
… connected, fixing ESCOMP#2028
…SRDAT rather than \$CLM_USRDAT_NAME as it is now
…aving res be CLM_USRDAT when clm_usr_name option is set and setting fsurdat and flanduse in namelist defaults for NEON sites
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@slevis-lmwg can you add this to the merge tag you're working on, it addressed a bug we need fixed for the container used for NEON runs. |
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The testing isn't as critical, but the updates to shell commands is the bug fix I'd like to bring in. |
Description of changes
More confined regular expression for NEON. And a few simple fixes.
Specific notes
Contributors other than yourself, if any:
CTSM Issues Fixed (include github issue #):
Fixes #2039
Fixes #2103
Fixes #2028
Fixes #1506
Fixes #1499
Are answers expected to change (and if so in what way)? Yes? For some NEON cases?
Any User Interface Changes (namelist or namelist defaults changes)? No
Testing performed, if any: None so far, but regular testing will be run