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The recent updates introduce new GitHub workflows for running and testing a typhoon model, alongside adjustments to R package dependencies and modifications in Python scripts for better platform compatibility and efficiency in data handling and visualization within the model's utility functions.
File Path | Change Summary |
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.github/depends.R |
Added to install R packages like tmap , dplyr , and more. |
.github/workflows/... |
New workflows for running and testing the typhoon model, including setup, dependency installation, and failure notifications. |
IBF-Typhoon-model/src/.../forecast.py , forecast_process.py |
Adjusted import logic for platform compatibility; minor initialization updates. |
IBF-Typhoon-model/src/.../plot_intensity.py |
Streamlined typhoon intensity plotting by modifying figure handling. |
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In the code where typhoons swirl and twirl,
A rabbit hopped through, making changes unfurl.
With scripts so neat and workflows set,
Now models run without a fret.
Hop, hop, hurray, to the code that now plays! 🌟📈
IBF-Typhoon-model/src/climada/hazard/tc_tracks_forecast.py (2)
202-202: Undefined name `os` --- 335-335: Do not use bare `except`IBF-Typhoon-model/src/typhoonmodel/utility_fun/forecast.py (22)
7-7: `subprocess` imported but unused --- 10-10: `pathlib.Path` imported but unused --- 11-11: `azure.storage.file.FileService` imported but unused --- 12-12: `azure.storage.file.ContentSettings` imported but unused --- 16-16: `numpy` imported but unused --- 19-19: `click` imported but unused --- 20-20: `json` imported but unused --- 21-21: `shapely.wkb` imported but unused --- 21-21: `shapely.wkt` imported but unused --- 23-23: `climada.hazard.TropCyclone` imported but unused --- 23-23: `climada.hazard.TCTracks` imported but unused --- 25-25: `typhoonmodel.utility_fun.Sendemail` imported but unused --- 26-26: `typhoonmodel.utility_fun.plot_intensity` imported but unused --- 26-26: `typhoonmodel.utility_fun.settings` imported but unused --- 28-28: `typhoonmodel.utility_fun.dynamicDataDb.DatabaseManager` imported but unused --- 82-82: Do not use bare `except` --- 85-85: f-string without any placeholders --- 86-86: Local variable `rainfall_error` is assigned to but never used --- 94-94: Do not use bare `except` --- 95-95: f-string without any placeholders --- 106-106: Local variable `centroid_idx` is assigned to but never used --- 107-107: Local variable `ncents` is assigned to but never usedIBF-Typhoon-model/src/typhoonmodel/utility_fun/forecast_process.py (9)
23-23: `typhoonmodel.utility_fun.Sendemail` imported but unused --- 86-86: Do not use bare `except` --- 89-89: f-string without any placeholders --- 99-99: Do not use bare `except` --- 100-100: f-string without any placeholders --- 170-170: Local variable `HRS_SPEED` is assigned to but never used --- 307-307: f-string without any placeholders --- 311-311: Local variable `p` is assigned to but never used --- 313-313: f-string without any placeholdersIBF-Typhoon-model/src/typhoonmodel/utility_fun/plot_intensity.py (2)
3-3: `matplotlib.pyplot` imported but unused --- 4-4: `cartopy.crs` imported but unused
IBF-Typhoon-model/src/typhoonmodel/utility_fun/plot_intensity.py (1)
`11-13`: Ensure that `typhoon.plot_intensity` method returns an axis object as expected..github/workflows/test-typhoon-model.yml (1)
`1-89`: The workflow file is well-structured and follows best practices for GitHub Actions.
PR Details of @2lambda123 in Typhoon-Impact-based-forecasting-model : | OPEN | CLOSED | TOTAL |
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The Pull Request (PR) introduces changes to a Typhoon model project, primarily focusing on improving the model's functionality and compatibility with different operating systems. The PR adds new GitHub Actions workflows for running and testing the typhoon model, installs R and Python dependencies, and modifies the model's code to handle exceptions and support macOS in addition to Linux and Windows.
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The PR aims to enhance the model's robustness, maintainability, and cross-platform support.
The PR seems well-structured and addresses multiple aspects of the project. However, it's important to ensure that the conditional imports based on the operating system do not introduce any inconsistencies in the model's behavior across different platforms. It might be beneficial to add unit tests that verify the model's functionality on all supported operating systems.
Additionally, the PR could benefit from more detailed commit messages that explain the rationale behind each change, making it easier for reviewers to understand the context and impact of the modifications.
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