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Add support for global aerosol DA in JCB #33

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Add in templates so that global aerosol DA can use JCB to generate YAML configuration for the variational application + B matrix supporting executables.

mass_fraction_of_dust005_in_air, mass_fraction_of_sea_salt001_in_air,
mass_fraction_of_sea_salt002_in_air, mass_fraction_of_sea_salt003_in_air,
mass_fraction_of_sea_salt004_in_air]
datapath: ./bkg
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Since the idea (in general) is to have absolute flexibility on the JCB side I wonder if this (there are other examples elsewhere too) could be replaced with a variable? Say {{aero_bkg_datapath}} for example, then have aero_bkg_datapath: ./bkg on your GDASapp side? Then there is no evidence of global workflow assumptions about path structure in JCB. Someone could pull this YAML into another environment without having to modify the YAML.

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yep, I can do that.

@danholdaway danholdaway merged commit 997d80a into develop Oct 22, 2024
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@danholdaway danholdaway deleted the feature/aero-jcb branch October 22, 2024 14:17
CoryMartin-NOAA added a commit to NOAA-EMC/GDASApp that referenced this pull request Nov 6, 2024
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