Update to v1.2.1

[xylar]

The following packages are updated:

• mpas_analysis 1.0
• nco 4.7.5
• e3sm-diags 1.3.4
• libnetcdf 4.6.1
• livvkit 2.1.6
• processflow 2.0.2
• hdf5 1.10.2

[xylar]

I'd like to see if we can hold off on creating this version until processflow can be updated. For now, we're having issues with NCL, see:
conda-forge/ncl-feedstock#39

[xylar]

@zshaheen, is there a sanity check I can do to make sure e3sm_diags installed as expected, something like python -c "import mpas_analysis" or livv --version?

[xylar]

@sterlingbaldwin, I know you said we'd be welcome to create a new version without updating processflow but I'm guessing we're close to the point where we could include it. With the current build of v2.0.2, I'm getting conflicts between:

• hdf5==1.10.1
• libnetcdf==4.6.1
• processflow==2.0.2

I'm guessing these could be resolved with a new build? Let me know what you think.

[xylar]

@sterlingbaldwin, also, same question to above. Is there a sanity check I can do to make sure processflow installed as expected, something like python -c "import mpas_analysis" or livv --version?

[zshaheen]

@xylar Yeah, you probably just do python -c 'import acme_diags; print(acme_diags.__version__)' to see what version, if any, is installed.

[sterlingbaldwin]

processflow.py -v will give you the version number, but since goes through the whole argument parsing step it hits all the import statements, so if anything's missing it will give you an error.

[xylar]

Thanks @sterlingbaldwin and @zshaheen. @zshaheen, I'm guessing python -c 'import acme_diags' would be a good basic check just to make sure the imports work right? I don't actually need the version, I just want to be sure the package installed and there aren't library conflicts and such.