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Move to nri-spack #124
Move to nri-spack #124
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My queue seems endless... but I successfully ran it for a model day. Thanks @anton-seaice !
Thanks - yeah, hopefully its just end of quarter congestion |
Will this change need to be applied to the other configs? |
@micaeljtoliveira We have a new error - maybe its related to move this repo to the ACCESS-NRI org ..
see https://github.com/ACCESS-NRI/access-om3-configs/actions/runs/11045531809/job/30683320883 also ping @CodeGat for your thoughts :) |
It seems that the job has |
Someone with appropriate permissions needs to go to the project settings and allow Actions to create PRs (see here for more details). |
Ah, okay. That setting is greyed out for me and I'm an admin. I'll see if it's disallowed at the org level. |
Automatic cherry-pick failed. It seems there are previous unfinished attempts to cherry-pick commits from this PR to the following branch(es): If the current cherry-pick attempt is for a different set of commits, make sure that the previous attempts are fully merged and that the corresponding branches have been deleted. |
Automatic Git cherry-picking of commit(s) 689d08c aab0665 into dev-1deg_jra55do_ryf_wombatlite was successful. The new pull request can be reviewed and approved here. |
Automatic Git cherry-picking of commit(s) 689d08c aab0665 into dev-025deg_jra55do_ryf was successful. The new pull request can be reviewed and approved here. |
Move to nri-spack build. This is using the same access-om3 code and dependencies as the cosima-spack, although some build settings are different (e.g. the 'target' attribute). Its possible the performance is slightly different with this build.
The build still uses https://github.com/COSIMA/access-om3 for model components