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Bug fix in physics/module_sf_noahmp_glacier.F90
: only compute glacier albedo in snowalb_bats_glacier
if cosz > 0
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… albedo in snowalb_bats_glacier if cosz > 0
Resolves ufs-community#227 |
These changes are fine. |
As a non-NOAA person, I should be contributing changes from the NRL fork back to the authoritative repository. Remember the fancy diagrams where each organization pushes their changes to the authoritative repo, the other organizations then pull them into their forks when they update from the authoritative repo or if they decide to cherry-pick. In this case, it's fixing an actual bug, so merging it first into NCAR main and then cherry-picking it for ufs/dev is probably a good idea, unless a full update of ufs-dev from NCAR main is planned in the near future? |
@climbfuji @dustinswales I agree with @climbfuji that this is the proper procedure. I do plan on having a PR from NCAR/main into ufs/dev once we're caught up from the other direction, which should be this week. |
@climbfuji @grantfirl Agreed, but... |
But this is the correct workflow. It's probably bad practice from all ends that the updates don't happen as nearly as often as they should. I am going to change this for NRL. My goal is to perform monthly pulls from ncar main and likewise monthly pushes to ncar main. But I want to be in a position that I can anytime, and as often as I need, pull from ncar main with confidence. I am working on the test coverage on NRL's end to make this possible. |
Any update on this? |
Cherry-picked commit from NRL Github. Verified to resolve the FPE we've run into with NEPTUNE.