Add CCPP host variable to track initialization of GFS_phys_time_vary, fix bug for MP Thompson init flag #902
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…0,meta} and fix bug for Thompson MP init flag (used uninitialized, correct by coincidence)
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Description
This PR goes together with ufs-community/ccpp-physics#242 and is needed to support multiple instances of CCPP physics within one host model execution.
While adding the
is_initflag for theGFS_phys_time_varyscheme, I noticed a bug for the corresponding flag for Thompson microphysics. Instead of initializing the GFS_control DDT member, the existing code initializes a local copy of the flag to false. This doesn't have any effect in the UFS, because any uninitialized logical flag is.false.by default.Issue(s) addressed
This PR and associated PRs below form the last set of PRs to replace NCAR/ccpp-physics#1000, which was created to support the case of multiple CCPP physics instances in one model run.
Testing
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Requirements before merging
All new code in this PR is tested by at least one unit testnot applicableAll new code in this PR includes Doxygen documentationnot applicable