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akturner opened this issue Jan 23, 2017 · 5 comments
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Default config.analysis has un-useful default values #80

akturner opened this issue Jan 23, 2017 · 5 comments

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@akturner
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The default values in the config.analysis are not especially useful for someone trying to start to use the system. The values are specific to one particular system and its unclear what things should be set to for a target machine. Does it make sense to make a new directory, say config_templates, and then a set of default config files for machine we use:
config.lanl_ice
config.lanl_ice_seaice_standalone
config.edison
etc ?

@milenaveneziani
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yeah, this is a good idea. Maybe we can have some config_templates in the configuration directory?

@pwolfram
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I chatted with @akturner about this idea earlier and I think that is a great idea.

@pwolfram
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We should provide good examples for different platforms following resolution of #86 in particular.

@xylar
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xylar commented Jan 28, 2017

Agreed. I figured that would be the logical progression. First the reorganization in #86, then use the resulting template to create useful examples for different machines.

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xylar commented Feb 10, 2017

This has been addressed by #86

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