THIS IS A TEST, NOT REALLY ALL THAT IMPORTANT #1239
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modified: solve_em.F
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Just for demonstration purposes |
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TYPE: enhancement
KEYWORDS: makefile, FPT, rm, f90
SOURCE: John Collins et al., Esq.
DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES: One or more paragraphs describing problem, solution, and required changes.
ISSUE: For use when this PR closes an issue. For example, if this PR closes issue number 123
Fixes #123
LIST OF MODIFIED FILES: list of changed files (use
git diff --name-status masterto get formatted list)modified: solve_em.F
TESTS CONDUCTED: Explicitly state if a WTF and or other tests were run, or are pending. For more complicated changes please be explicit!
RELEASE NOTE: Include a stand-alone message suitable for the inclusion in the minor and annual releases. A publication citation is appropriate.