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Update SCM to the latest ccpp-physics/framework main#295

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Update SCM to the latest ccpp-physics/framework main#295
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This pull request catches the SCM up to the latest ccpp-physics main as of Jan 25, 2022 and implements changes to be consistent with the fv3atm pull requests listed below.

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ccpp-physics

ccpp-framework

fv3atm

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  • ran multi_run_scm.py, plotted and visually checked results for TWPICE case
  • ran SCM RTs: all tests completed successfully with different results for the GSD_v1, RRFS_v1alpha, and GFS_v16 suites due to changes (at least) to the Thompson MP (GSD_v1, RRFS) and satmedmfvdifq PBL (GFS_v16) schemes.

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One type in GFS_typedefs.F90, which is probably also in FV3atm and should be corrected at some point.

Comment thread scm/src/GFS_typedefs.F90 Outdated
Co-authored-by: Dom Heinzeller <dom.heinzeller@icloud.com>
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@mkavulich This is an example of a SCM pull request that "catches up" with the other repos (ccpp-physics, ccpp-framework, and fv3atm). All changes in here have been reviewed somewhere else, so this is typically an easy review. Would you like to take a look before I merge?

@grantfirl grantfirl merged commit 04b5bcb into NCAR:main Jan 26, 2022
mkavulich pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 12, 2022
Update SCM to the latest ccpp-physics/framework main
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