UFS-dev PR#262#626
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These changes look good! Built all the cases locally just to double check they worked with the renaming.
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SOURCE: @grantfirl
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ASSOCIATED PRs:
NCAR/ccpp-physics#1167
TESTS CONDUCTED: List tests done as appropriate. Delete if not used.
SCM RTs
This PR catches the NCAR:main branch up with changes from the ufs-community:ufs/dev branch.
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REGRESSION TEST CHANGES: I'm not sure if there should be RT changes or not because the UFS-based changes included a changed diagnostic that changed pretty much all UFS RT baselines. However, the SCM doesn't have the same diagnostic. It's possible that some UFS RTs would have changed results minimally even without the diagnostic change, however.