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Correct date in output filenames of ERA5 CMORizer recipe #1773

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Fixes #1659, fixes #1731


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I just ran the recipe again to cmorize monthly precipitation data from ERA5. The time period in the file name is now correct.

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Data pool at DKRZ is updated and tested with recipe_check_obs.yml (also updated).

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@bouweandela 🍒 ⛏️

@mattiarighi mattiarighi merged commit e585ae1 into master Aug 3, 2020
@mattiarighi mattiarighi deleted the era5-cmorizer-filenames branch August 3, 2020 09:51
bouweandela added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 3, 2020
* Add correct date in filenames

* Extend check recipe accordingly

Co-authored-by: Mattia Righi <mattia.righi@dlr.de>
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Done

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Looks good to me. Just wonder if we should also make a separate filename for hourly data if we do it like this.

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Only if we want to save incomplete days

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