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But I only get information about the models in the job output. Nothing (obvious) about the reference (or maybe it is there, but I have missed it because it is not printed as the models)
==> ----------------------------------- #
==> Working on models:
==> ----------------------------------- #
experiment = midHolocene
customname = midHolocene f1
ts_period = full
project = CMIP6
version = latest
frequency = monthly
realization = r1i1p1f1
model = IPSL-CM6A-LR
clim_period = last_200Y
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experiment = midHolocene
customname = midHolocene f2
ts_period = full
project = CMIP6
version = latest
frequency = monthly
realization = r1i1p1f2
model = IPSL-CM6A-LR
clim_period = last_200Y
For debugging purpose, and since having an incorrect datasets_setup.py file seems to be a common source of errors, it could be useful to also have some clear information about the reference in the output
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm using a configuration like the following in
datasets_setup.py
and
But I only get information about the models in the job output. Nothing (obvious) about the reference (or maybe it is there, but I have missed it because it is not printed as the models)
For debugging purpose, and since having an incorrect
datasets_setup.py
file seems to be a common source of errors, it could be useful to also have some clear information about the reference in the outputThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: