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Beginning with 6f55178c, the szczur.yaml environment no longer works #15

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mgduda opened this issue Mar 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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mgduda commented Mar 4, 2020

Up until and including the commit 4620095, the szczur environment appeared to be working correctly; however, as of the merge commit 6f55178, running, e.g., the sleep5 test results in the following error:

ERROR: The attribute 'value' was given, but 'ENV_NAME' was not given 
ERROR: for the library: 'p-netcdf'. Please specify ENV_NAME to assign
ERROR: a value to.
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mgduda commented Mar 4, 2020

I've tried changing ENV-NAME in the szczur.yaml file to ENV_NAME (as indicated in the error message) with no success.

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MiCurry commented Mar 4, 2020

Shoot, I realized I changed the way environment variables are specified (again) and didn't update the error statement. Sorry about that, and thanks for pointing that out. The new method for specifying an environment variable is:

name: USE_PIO2
value: true

Where name is the environment variable name, and value is the value that will be assigned to name. Thanks for your patients with this!

Today @mer-a-o expressed interest in using (or at least trying) SMARTS2 to be used with some of her testing. As well, since @davegill has also expressed interest in using SMARTS2, and with this issue, I think now would be a good time to create some simple and clear user documents and clean up any inconsistencies, like this one.

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