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Issue created Jun 12, 2023 by Aina Gaya@agayayavMaintainer

RUN_DAYS variable and git DEPTH not in the documentation

Hello @dbeltran and @bdepaula,

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v4.0.0b

Summary (RUN_DAYS variable)

I was trying to take advantage of CHUNK_END_IN_DAYS (Chunk length in days) expecting that it would give chunk_end_date - chunk_start_date but it was giving chunk_end_date - experiment_start_date. I asked Dani and he told me about the variable RUN_DAYS, which gives the behavior I was looking for. This useful variable is not in the documentation (I'm looking here). Could you add it? I think that the correct way would be:

  • CHUNK_END_IN_DAYS: Days passed from the start of the simulation until the end of the chunk.
  • RUN_DAYS: Chunk length in days

Summary (DEPTH variable)

Also, in one of our internal meetings, we discussed the DEPTH variable when we do a git project. It would be nice to have it in the documentation!

Thanks!!

Edited Jun 12, 2023 by Aina Gaya
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