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Add deep convection to gcm-driven SCM setup #3364
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The parameters change looks good to me. Gabriele can take a look at the code change. |
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Can you turn forcing_type
into a julia type and use dispatch instead of matching strings?
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Code looks good (altough, I think that it is more efficient to dispatch over the first argument). Could you please add some documentation, docstrings, and expand upon what the config external_forcing_type
is?
Your help message for external_forcing_type
is "External forcing type"
, which doesn't teach much
Actually, I think we should add these time scales to parameters instead of having a type. No need to change it now, but whoever uses it or changes it again for other types (e.g. reanalysis) should use parameters instead I think. |
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Add relaxation timescale for deep convection in gcm-driven SCM setup