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4/8/2021 Update: Table now reflects versions to be included in 13.1 5/14 Update: Advection libraries will also be updated in 13.1
GCHP 13.0 includes upgrades to all GMAO libraries relative to what is used in GCHP 12. However, most of these libraries have already had several additional version releases. We should upgrade again for GCHP 13.1.
Below is a table of each GCHPctm submodule that is a fork from GMAO, either GEOS-ESM or Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem. Let me know if you think I missed one of the repos used in GCHPctm. The target versions are the latest available, but if there is a newer version at the time this work is done then we take that for the merge. Only take tagged versions that are on the upstream main branch.
We do not currently build this library, but it is included in GCHPctm for potential future use.
Related to this, another goal I have is to use Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem/GFE which Tom put together at my request to bundle the Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem repos together. We generally do not change these libraries so could avoid using forks potentially. I have permissions to make branches on the upstream as needed. GFE could sit as a submodule within GCHPctm/src, replacing gFTL-shared, pFlogger, pFUnit, and yaFyaml in that directory, which would be much cleaner.
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GMAO gave an update that the estimated version of MAPL with functional monthly diagnostics will be 2.3.5.
It is important to note that the monthly diagnostics update is expected to include an optional feature to output time-averaged History diagnostics with filename and time of the start of the time-averaging period. Currently all History diagnostics that are time-averaged use the center of the time-averaging period instead.
After this update, for consistency, we will want to output all History diagnostics with start time rather than center time so that the convention matches between monthly and non-monthly GCHP time-averaged output, and so it is consistent with the convention of GEOS-Chem Classic. We need to make sure, however, that the new time-averaged file includes metadata that enables the user to deduce the file is time-averaged and what the time-averaging window is. This may require some back-and-forth with GMAO.
Also note that this change will have implications for GCPy which will need updating prior to benchmarking. It will make comparison with previous versions tricky in the benchmark scripts.
4/8/2021 Update: Table now reflects versions to be included in 13.1
5/14 Update: Advection libraries will also be updated in 13.1
GCHP 13.0 includes upgrades to all GMAO libraries relative to what is used in GCHP 12. However, most of these libraries have already had several additional version releases. We should upgrade again for GCHP 13.1.
Below is a table of each GCHPctm submodule that is a fork from GMAO, either GEOS-ESM or Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem. Let me know if you think I missed one of the repos used in GCHPctm. The target versions are the latest available, but if there is a newer version at the time this work is done then we take that for the merge. Only take tagged versions that are on the upstream
main
branch.Repository versions in 13.0 and targets for 13.1
Related to this, another goal I have is to use Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem/GFE which Tom put together at my request to bundle the Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem repos together. We generally do not change these libraries so could avoid using forks potentially. I have permissions to make branches on the upstream as needed. GFE could sit as a submodule within GCHPctm/src, replacing gFTL-shared, pFlogger, pFUnit, and yaFyaml in that directory, which would be much cleaner.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: