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fix the filename for non-integer output frequency #826
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@WenMeng-NOAA do we need any changes in post to get full time stamp (e.g. fhour-fhmin-fsec) in the post output file names? |
@junwang-noaa Let me look into the UPP code and get back to you later. |
@junwang-noaa The changes might be needed in UPP routine get_postfilename.f |
@WenMeng-NOAA Currently model history file names with full time stamp are using 3 digits for hours, 2 digits for minutes and 2 digits for seconds. E.g.: |
@junwang-noaa I will test the changes in UPP code. |
@WenMeng-NOAA The issue with model history file names was fixed and committed to ufs-weather-model repository. Do you want me to create an issue at UPP repo? So once UPP has this issue fixed, we will update ufs to use the UPP lib with the fix. |
@junwang-noaa Yes, please open an issue in UPP repos.. |
Post issue #401 was created. I will close this issue. |
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Description
It was found that the filename does not reflect the correct output time when the non-integer output frequency is used. This is true for both model history files and post process files from inline post.
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output_fh: 0.4 -1
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