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Feature/restore severn #21
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@jpolton @mpayopayo But, I've noticed that Also, when running the barotropic tide run, now it produces only the |
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@jpolton @micom I also noticed the I don't have access to Would it be easier to have all the changes we include in the wiki on the |
I turned the @mpayopayo I don't think that the date inconsistency will matter for the tide only forcing but yes that is something to watch when time-varying forcing is used. @mpayopayo it would make sense to put all the edits into @mpayopayo The "proper" way to make edits is to 1) create a new branch from the master. 2) make the edits there. 3) submit a pull request back to the master, so we can see the changes being proposed and all benefit from the updates. Maybe we need to do a tutorial on this as a Monday meeting thing, or something. |
Here are some code improvements and also restoring some things I broke (overwrote with SEAsia config edits). Thank goodness for version control...
In git one makes suggestions for edits by putting them on a separate branch and the creating a 'pull request'. The reviewers can then have a look at the changes ("Files changed") or checkout this branch and try it. Then can then make comments, suggest further changes, reject etc. the request.
When the reviewers are happy someone clicks "Merge Pull request" and the edits go into the master branch.
By working on branches and having reviewers, you limit opportunities to break the master. I should have got you into these habits sooner and avoided my mistake.