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I think what we may want to do is refactor the internal representation of remote data options to use a user-specific configuration file. That way we as a group can use our own configuration file and handle versioning/updating in any way we want to internally without exposing these possibly rapid changes to the public. The way the code is set up right now is a lot like this (a mapping from option names to remote URLs), so it would not take much work to move this logic into a configuration file.
What happens if somebody updates the data or namelists on GCP? Is that "illegal"? Is the data on GCP "versioned" and a release of fv3config always get's the same version of the data (until the user updates fv3config)? How is data provenance handled when using fv3config for a series of simulations?
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I think what we may want to do is refactor the internal representation of remote data options to use a user-specific configuration file. That way we as a group can use our own configuration file and handle versioning/updating in any way we want to internally without exposing these possibly rapid changes to the public. The way the code is set up right now is a lot like this (a mapping from option names to remote URLs), so it would not take much work to move this logic into a configuration file.
This was prompted from @ofuhrer's post:
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