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Currently the cice5 driver copies the cice_in.nml from the work directory to the restartXXX directory as it contains model timing information that is needed to correctly restart CICE.
cice_in.nml is also a configuration file, so it is confusing that a file named the same is in two places.
The relevant information required to correctly restart CICE5 should be extracted from cice_in.nml and saved to a new namelist file in the restart directory. Say cice_restart.nml. This is clearer from a user point of view. Especially when the error pops up that payu can't find cice_in.nml when trying to restart an old run, where cice_in.nml was assumed to be in the correspondingoutputXXX directory, but that directory no longer exists.
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I would like to solve #193 using this approach, but I am confused about what timing information ACCESS-OM2 is currently using from cice_in.nml. I am using 1deg_jra55_ryf as a test run, with the runtime set to 1 month, so the first time it runs there is no difference, and then each subsequent run istep0 is incremented by 35040, which is what npt is set to in cice_in.nml.
But if we look in the ice_diag.d files, it seems this is all being ignored
So is any of this stuff necessary? Seems like libaccessom2 is taking care of all of this, and we can do away with the reading from the previous cice_in.nml completely.
Currently the cice5 driver copies the
cice_in.nml
from thework
directory to therestartXXX
directory as it contains model timing information that is needed to correctly restart CICE.cice_in.nml
is also a configuration file, so it is confusing that a file named the same is in two places.The relevant information required to correctly restart CICE5 should be extracted from
cice_in.nml
and saved to a new namelist file in the restart directory. Saycice_restart.nml
. This is clearer from a user point of view. Especially when the error pops up thatpayu
can't findcice_in.nml
when trying to restart an old run, wherecice_in.nml
was assumed to be in the correspondingoutputXXX
directory, but that directory no longer exists.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: