use ungridded dimension for pstokes#108
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@DeniseWorthen I assume you received several email on codecov failure for your branch here, this is due to the recent change on github side, Alistair has found the solution and the fixing is in dev/gfdl now but not in dev/emc or its main branch yet. See detail at NOAA-GFDL#270. |
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changes look fine to me, let me know when it's time to do the merging |
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Implements use of ungridded dimensions for the partitioned stokes drift by removing the exchange of 6 individual fields in favor of 2 fields containing 3 ungridded dimensions each.
See UWM Issue #1526