Physics changes made for/during HFIP 2020#37
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…ufs-community#1566) * adding regional control back to jenkins-ci (#37) * Create ESMF field attributes using the same kind as field data values Co-authored-by: Brian Curtis <brian.curtis@noaa.gov> Co-authored-by: jkbk2004 <jong.kim@noaa.gov>
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Update submodule pointer for ccpp-physics to support PR NOAA-GSL/ccpp-physics#50.
Associated PRs:
NOAA-GSL/ccpp-physics#50
NOAA-GSL/fv3atm#45
#37
For regression testing information, see below.