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fix for rot lat-lon + 1/n tests #222

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fix for rot lat-lon + 1/n tests #222

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@webisu webisu commented Jul 31, 2024

added test from wmo rot lat-lon to lat-lon grid

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@webisu webisu requested a review from AlysonStahl-NOAA July 31, 2024 19:00
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Is this the same as #221 ?

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webisu commented Jul 31, 2024 via email

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They appear to be the exact same changes. Also, are you still doing work on these tests? The data files you added aren't used at all and you added an "exit 1" statement which is causing the tests to fail automatically.


echo "*** Testing conversion from earth to grid"
../wgrib2/wgrib2 test.grb -new_grid_winds grid \
../wgrib2/wgrib2 new_grid_test.grb -new_grid_winds grid \
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Use the name of the test script in the name of any test files produced, like this:

run_ipolates_tests_new_grid_test.grb

Put the test script name first on all of them. Then, when looking at an ls of the test directory, all the test data produced by one test will be easy to see.

@AlysonStahl-NOAA AlysonStahl-NOAA merged commit be7b9b9 into develop Aug 12, 2024
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