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Common Infrastructure for Modeling the Earth
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'use --append' is not a valid value of the atomic type 'xs:NCName' for the cime w/t e3sm/maint-2.1 (2.0) #4620

Closed jsbamboo closed 5 months ago

jsbamboo commented 5 months ago

When I copied the latest Livermore Computing machine configuration from the E3SM / scream repo to the e3sm/maint-2.1 and maint-2.0 branches, create_newcase reported the following error due to the use --append parameter in the latest LC config_machines.xml: <command name="use --append">/usr/gdata/e3sm/install/quartz/modulefiles</command>

ERROR: Command: '/usr/bin/xmllint --xinclude --noout --schema /p/lustre2/zhang73/GitTmp/push_to_remote/E3SM_maint-2.0/cime/CIME/data/config/xml_schemas/config_machines.xsd /p/lustre2/zhang73/GitTmp/push_to_remote/E3SM_maint-2.0/cime_config/machines/config_machines.xml' failed with error '/p/lustre2/zhang73/GitTmp/push_to_remote/E3SM_maint-2.0/cime_config/machines/config_machines.xml:1761: element command: Schemas validity error : Element 'command', attribute 'name': 'use --append' is not a valid value of the atomic type 'xs:NCName'. /p/lustre2/zhang73/GitTmp/push_to_remote/E3SM_maint-2.0/cime_config/machines/config_machines.xml:1818: element command: Schemas validity error : Element 'command', attribute 'name': 'use --append' is not a valid value of the atomic type 'xs:NCName'.

I assume it's related to the cime version w/t e3sm/maint-2.1 and e3sm/maint-2.0 since there is no use --append for all machines in config_machines.xml, so I'm here to post the issue. When I shifted to an older mach config version on LC (without use --append) it passed build.

jsbamboo commented 5 months ago

Jason, please check the issue, thanks! @jasonb5

jedwards4b commented 5 months ago

I think that you don't want the --append and it's not required for any module system that I am aware of.

jsbamboo commented 5 months ago

Cool it passed! I'm going to close this issue

I think that you don't want the --append and it's not required for any module system that I am aware of.