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Feature/b2i #1275
Feature/b2i #1275
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@givelberg , your branch is behind develop and the code norm is failing ... |
I'll run the test manually @givelberg , since I broke everything earlier today ... |
great, the build failed. Probably an issue on my side. I'll run the ci and cherry pick the ctests relevant to your changes @givelberg . |
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Automated Global-Workflow GDASApp Testing Results:
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Automated Global-Workflow GDASApp Testing Results:
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I'm going to merge this @givelberg , but your tests were not triggered in the hera ci.
6 bufr to ioda converters this is second refactoring of the code. the variables are grouped into metadata, obs and additional ioda vars metadata is read from a yaml file (could also be a json file) additional variables now include ocean basin converters generate log files and have a command line option to test the log against a reference file Log files contain some human readable data, as well as cryptographic hash strings computed from the variables. Simple utilities to plot data are included. --------- Co-authored-by: Guillaume Vernieres <[email protected]>
6 bufr to ioda converters
this is second refactoring of the code.
the variables are grouped into metadata, obs and additional ioda vars
metadata is read from a yaml file (could also be a json file)
additional variables now include ocean basin
converters generate log files and have a command line option to test
the log against a reference file
Log files contain some human readable data, as well as cryptographic
hash strings computed from the variables.
Simple utilities to plot data are included.