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ERS fates hydro test failing with nag compiler due to use_lch4
#1525
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This appears to be running successfully now, but is failing |
Running this test on tag |
It appears that this issue is reflective of a different problem and unrelated to this issue: NGEET/fates#854 (comment). As such I'm closing this as fixed. |
Brief summary of bug
ERS_D_Ld5.1x1_brazil.I2000Clm50FatesCruRsGs.izumi_nag.clm-FatesColdDefHydro
is failing RUN due to a ctsm5.1.dev058 update (I think 1e2729f) that setsuse_lch4 = .true.
. The test will pass if I over ride the setting as.false.
in the testmod user_nl_clm file.Note: This test passes B4B on cheyenne with the intel compiler.
General bug information
CTSM version you are using: ctsm5.1.dev059-4-g6837c2977
Does this bug cause significantly incorrect results in the model's science? No
Details of bug
While testing PR #1524, which updates the fates externals pointer to incorporate a separate fix for the same test (fates issue 790), I ran into this PIO error. After iterating on some combinations of the ctsm and fates branches, I determined the the issue was likely due to merging in ctsm5.1.dev058 given that the original fix for issue 790 was only tested on ctsm commit 5f3a822 which was prior to merging in the dev058 tag.
Discussing this with @ekluzek, and noting the differences in the lnd_in files between iterations of the test that passed and failed, it was determined that we should test the
use_lch4
anduse_nitrif_denitrif
options. Of the two, settinguse_lch4 = .false.
resulted in a passing test.Important output or errors that show the problem
The test aborts the run within a few timesteps with the following output in the cesm.log:
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