Gag file

[lahatte]

Moving the .gag file to the run folder causes WMS to not be able to find it when opening the project from the project folder.

[snowman2]

Does it work when you open the project from the run folder?

[lahatte]

If I try to open from the run folder it can't find the mask file.

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Does it work when you open the project from the run folder?

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[snowman2]

Oh, yeah. WMS does not like the relative paths. Can you mention that to Chris?

There is a new .gag file for each run. So, there is not a specific one in the main folder. What do you propose for a solution?

Currently, I guess you will just have to either:

1. Move the gag file you want into the main folder. OR
2. Change the path in the .prj file to the gag file.

[lahatte]

I have mentioned to Chris previously about the file paths in WMS.

Do you generate the gag? From where does it come?

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Oh, yeah. WMS does not like the relative paths. Can you mention that to Chris?

There is a new .gag file for each run. So, there is not a specific one in the main folder. What do you propose for a solution?

Currently, I guess you will just have to either:

1. Move the gag file you want into the main folder. OR
2. Change the path in the .prj file to the gag file.

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[sdc50]

Are you setting the PROJECT_PATH card? Spencer Taylor and I played around with relative vs. absolute paths while running various versions of a model with HTCondor and I remember some inconsistent behavior with WMS, but I thought we were able to get something working. I think the PROJECT_PATH card had to be absolute, but then all other paths could be relative to that path. It's been a long time, so I may not be remembering everything correctly.

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Oh, yeah. WMS does not like the relative paths. Can you mention that to Chris?

There is a new .gag file for each run. So, there is not a specific one in the main folder. What do you propose for a solution?

Currently, I guess you will just have to either:

1. Move the gag file you want into the main folder. OR
2. Change the path in the .prj file to the gag file.

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[snowman2]

@sdc50 - that is a good idea. I remember having some issues with that before with how GSSHApy writes out the project file. @lahatte, can you test adding in the path of the run folder to the project file and loading it in WMS?

@lahatte - to answer your question, it is generated from the hmet rainfall data.

[lahatte]

That works on the project file in the result folder. But, that means that project file would need to be manually modified.

Since the gage file will be specific to each run time frame, perhaps we can ignore this gage file issue? The project loads fine otherwise.

[lahatte]

WAIT!! I have it. Since the main project is the parent directory of the run project files, then make the run folder project file's PROJECT PATH "..\". Then the project opens from the run (result) folder fine.

[snowman2]

Great. Did you test running the simulation with GSSHA as well with the modification?

[lahatte]

I ran it when you were here. That's the result I am using. All it needs now, I think, is to make the PROJECT PATH in the run folder project files be "..\"

[snowman2]

I made the change on dev. Please test it out and let me know how it works for you.

[lahatte]

Well, after opening a NEW WMS instance, and trying to load the run folder project with the path as "..\", WMS still doesn't find the mask file.... the FIRST time. If I put try to open the project again, it works that second time. It doesn't matter what the PROJECT PATH is set as.

[lahatte]

Alan, The latest script wrote output to the main project folder rather than the run folder.

[snowman2]

OK. I reverted the change as it seems it is a WMS issue (Since the change didn't really fix anything) and is causing GSSHA to work improperly.

[snowman2]

Closing as it seems to be OK.