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regardless of whether you set write_nstep0 to true or false, you always end up with an erroneous nstep=0 sample written to the history file (where the data for the history variables is just 0)
If set to true, you get two nstep=0 samples (one "accurate" and one zeroes)
If set to false, you get one nstep=0 sample with variables = 0
What happened?
regardless of whether you set write_nstep0 to true or false, you always end up with an erroneous nstep=0 sample written to the history file (where the data for the history variables is just 0)
What are the steps to reproduce the bug?
Run the regression tests and inspect the history output - https://escomp.github.io/CAM-SIMA-docs/development/cam-testing/#regression-testing
What CAM-SIMA hash were you using?
sima0_00_002
What machine were you running CAM-SIMA on?
CISL machine (e.g. cheyenne)
What compiler were you using?
GNU
Path to a case directory, if applicable
No response
Will you be addressing this bug yourself?
Yes
Extra info
No response
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