NOAA-EMC / wgrib2

Provides functionality for interacting with, reading, writing, and manipulating GRIB2 files.
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document what shell scripts check_dup_gribtable.sh and check_gribdat.sh are for #173

Closed edwardhartnett closed 3 weeks ago

edwardhartnett commented 1 month ago

We have:

 -rwxrwxr-x  1 ed ed    404 Mar 29 09:57 check_dup_gribtable.sh
  -rwxrwxr-x  1 ed ed    204 Mar 29 09:57 check_gribdat.sh

What are these scripts for?

Do they need to be installed?

Are these test scripts? Or part of normal wgrib2 operation?

Also,` same questions for the following:

webisu commented 1 month ago

Wgrib2 has scripts that read the grib tables from NCEP, and ECMWF. The NCEP tables have to be manually checked before adding them to wgrib2. The biggest problem is they add new names that are duplicates of old names with different units. (It is fine if a locally defined field has the same name as a WMO defined field with the same units because it takes time for WMO to define new fields.)

These are test scripts that are run when updating the grib2 table from the NCO web pages.

On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 11:38 PM Edward Hartnett @.***> wrote:

We have:

-rwxrwxr-x 1 ed ed 404 Mar 29 09:57 check_dup_gribtable.sh -rwxrwxr-x 1 ed ed 204 Mar 29 09:57 check_gribdat.sh

What are these scripts for?

Do they need to be installed?

Are these test scripts? Or part of normal wgrib2 operation?

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edwardhartnett commented 1 month ago

Can we move all these scripts to their own subdirectory?

Also these should not be installed on WCOSS2.

edwardhartnett commented 1 month ago

We will defer the moving of any shell scripts pending further discussion.

I will document the purpose of these scripts in the scripts. PR shortly...