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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #151 | invalid | Declaring with same ID does not raise an error | ymipsl | omamce |
| Description |
I you declare in your XML something like : <file id="file1" name_suffix="_grid_T" An then later in the XML : <file id="file1" name_suffix="_grid_U" Only the lastest declared file is created. XIOS does not see that an ID is used several times, and does not raise any error or warning. The same problem exists for ID in variable declarations, and probably for other objects. It might be very hard for the user to understand that his/her file or variable is not written. XIOS should see the conflict and raise an error (at least a warning). Thanks, Olivier |
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| #43 | wontfix | Having the possibility of enforcing the addition of a axis to a file | ymipsl | millour |
| Description |
So far if multiple axes are defined (e.g. axis1, axis2, etc.), but only one is used (e.g.all output fields in file are with axis_ref="axis2"), then it is the only axis written to the file. Allowing users to specify that alternative axes, although not used, should be included in the output file would be useful. Maybe by adding a flag output="always" to the axis (or file?) parameters? |
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| #73 | wontfix | `multiple_file` mode cannot always work in `read` mode | rlacroix | |
| Description |
XIOS is supposed to be able to open files created in multiple_file mode as long as the number of servers is unmodified. However XIOS tries to auto-complete the XML by reading attributes from the files. Unfortunately this operation is done on the clients so it fails because the number of clients does not match the expected number of servers. |
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