Open dmey opened 6 years ago
I encountered something weird when pasting the configuration of the namelist.input file in the following tutorial: https://gis4wrf.github.io/tutorials/gis4wrf/simulate-the-2018-european-heat-wave-with-gis4wrf/
It seems that it doesn't like the option restart = .false.
that seems correct per https://esrl.noaa.gov/gsd/wrfportal/namelist_input_options.html
I chose ignore and was able to run the simulation correctly.
What I find weird is that the error mentions two options that shouldn't be valid too, since I assume FORTRAN input constants should be like .true.
and .false.
. In the integrated docs on the side, the example looks like correct, but the table with the options seem wrong 'true'
and 'false'
.
I looked at the code, and I think this is where this documentation panel/validation is from:
https://github.com/GIS4WRF/gis4wrf/blob/d4b45c20e1fe8d3079551812e416e4357e0afba2/gis4wrf/core/readers/nml_schemas/wrf.yml#L165-L171. Since the example is only false
, and it is formatted correctly in the example, where does the table interpretation diverge? And the validation?
I'm on:
@echoix Could you please open a separate issue for this? Otherwise it makes it hard to track it.
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