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cesm3_0_alpha3b #280

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Merge to create cesm3_0_alpha03b

jedwards4b and others added 30 commits July 30, 2024 08:04
Also changed existing MOM6 layouts to explicitly look for non-MARBL
configuration
still running some timing experiments to see what layout fits S and XL on
derecho
I'm having trouble getting 20 SYPD in MOM6 with MARBL enabled; 25 nodes gives
me 19.9 myears / day in the ocean but 18.16 SYPD overall. Increasing to 27
nodes or 30 nodes both slow the model down, possibly due to increased
communication or possibly due to the machine being busy? We might want to
adjust the XL layout in a future alpha tag.
Until we decide to turn MARBL on by default, the compsets should not change.
However, I created a temporary BLT1850_MARBL compset to make it easier to run
with MARBL while we do final testing (also, I added an ERI test for that
compset so we aren't surprised by anything when we update the compset
definitions)
I will update it to leverage git-fleximod, but want to use the more
extensive python script as a starting point.
Improve describe_version for git-fleximod
Noticed that the total core count requested didn't divide evenly over 128-core
nodes, so dropped NTASKS_OCN by 48
fix for git worktree issue
@jedwards4b jedwards4b merged commit b3288a1 into master Sep 2, 2024
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