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hist_nhtfrq(N)= overrides later hist_nhtfrq= #2677
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Looks like some cases may be being affected by this. I tested
Determining whether these are ACTUALLY being affected by the bug will require more time than I have to dedicate to this at the moment. |
Brief summary of bug
(This presumably applies to the other hist_ variables, but I first noticed it with this one.) I have a user_nl_clm file like this:
And it produces:
If I do
then h2 is correctly monthly.
General bug information
CTSM version you are using: ctsm5.2.018
Does this bug cause significantly incorrect results in the model's science? It could! I can imagine a scenario where someone has a YEAR-01-01 file they thought was an annual mean for YEAR-1 but was actually the daily mean for YEAR-01-01.
Configurations affected: All
Details of bug
Resolving this would involve dealing with Perl 😱. Maybe would be better to migrate to a more modern namelist parser that a different component is using?
At the very least, we should look through our tests and make sure none of them are being affected by this.
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