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Fitxers d’instal·lació 1.3.1
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Notes de la versió
Four commands take a fresh machine to a rendered forecast: pip install gpuwm[gpu,render], gpuwm setup, gpuwm domain, gpuwm go.
Physics combination admission follows WRF v4.6.1's own compatibility
verdicts, the run-time parameter ledger is closed out with every
unimplemented parameter refusing by name, polar stereographic and
Mercator projections run end to end, and mixed microphysics across a
nest edge runs under a named transition policy.
The four-command chain
- Both forecast runners live in the installed package. python -m gpuwm.prepared_single_domain_forecast and python -m gpuwm.prepared_domain_tree_forecast work from any directory, with
console scripts gpuwm-prepared-forecast and
gpuwm-prepared-tree-forecast; the tools/ scripts a checkout
carries delegate to the same module objects, so no second copy
exists to drift. Every command the CLI prints is one a pip install
can execute. In 1.3.0 the chain's last two stages were spelled as
relative script paths only a git checkout has.
- gpuwm go <config> runs the whole single-domain GFS chain as six
stages in one invocation -- authority, fetch, manifest, prepare,
forecast, render -- and prints a heartbeat every 20 seconds with
the stage's elapsed time and, where the stage publishes one, its
model seconds. Rendering is the sixth stage rather than a command
to paste; a missing render extra is named instead of skipped.
- A refused stage speaks in sentences. A reused output directory is
refused up front with the directory named, why it is create-only,
and both ways out; in 1.3.0 this surfaced as a raw
FileExistsError traceback from a flag the caller never typed.
- gpuwm go drives one domain from GFS. A multi-domain tree is
refused up front and the refusal names
python -m gpuwm.prepared_domain_tree_forecast.
The wizard composes with go
- gpuwm domain at a bare prompt asks its questions and emits a
config gpuwm go accepts: one 12 km domain on the model-validated
morrison-mp10-ysu-mm5-noah-kf-rte-rrtmgp-v1 profile, with both
supplied defaults stated in the session. This changes the
bare-session emission -- in 1.3.0 it was a four-domain ladder on
the product default suite, a shape the single-domain chain refuses
twice over. Pass --ladder for nests and --physics-profile for
another suite; a session with any explicit flag keeps the flag
path's own defaults.
- The closing next-steps block branches on source: a GFS emission
ends at gpuwm go, an ERA5 emission keeps gpuwm run, and HRRR
and multi-domain trees get their route named. In 1.3.0 the block
ended at gpuwm run for every source, and gpuwm run refuses GFS
configs by design.
- A domain sized to fill the card prints an advisory when its fetch
box exceeds 90 degrees of longitude, naming --vram-gib for a
smaller first run. Sizing itself is unchanged, and continental
domains under the threshold pass without comment.
WRF v4.6.1 combination admission
The combination authority is a 2,400-cell transcription of WRF
v4.6.1's own PBL, surface-layer, and land-surface admission: 1,080
cells legal, 360 legal with WRF's silent reconfiguration named, 600
fatal, 360 not expressible in WRF. Three pairings 1.3.0 refused are
admitted because WRF admits them -- PBL off with the MYNN surface
layer, and MYNN PBL with either MM5 surface layer, each across the
four routed land models -- and refusals cite the matrix cell that
produced them. An edge policy is not a loophole: a PBL/surface-layer
pairing the matrix calls fatal refuses whatever the nest declares.
Run-time parameters
The declared WRF namelist parameter set stands at 158: 104
implemented, and each of the 54 others refuses by name with the
blocking dependency cited. Five parameters whose runtime branches
already existed are wired end to end: isfflx, o3input,
use_mp_re, seaice_albedo_default (replacing a live-path
literal), and rdmaxalb.
Projections
Polar stereographic and Mercator domains run end to end -- wizard
emission, WPS namelist, static-field preparation, map factors, and
earth-relative wind rotation -- verified against WPS geogrid
references for both families. A bare interactive session at high
latitude emits map_proj = "polar" with a matching namelist.
Nest edges
All 20 ordered pairs of ported microphysics schemes run across a
parent-child edge under an explicit nest_microphysics_transition
policy, and a mixed edge without one refuses naming the setting.
Each policy's mass and number handling is a registry row with its
WRF citation, not a code path a config reaches silently.
Byte-stable checkouts
.gitattributes declares * -text: a clone materializes the
committed bytes on every platform. That immediately exposed one
shipped defect, fixed here -- the packaged GFS Vtable's hash
contract named the file's CRLF form, which only a Windows checkout
produced. The contract names the committed bytes, and
tests/test_line_ending_stability.py holds every hashed-contract
file to its blob.
Fixed
- gpuwm go's render stage handed the render CLI the wrfout
directory rather than its frames, failing after a successful
forecast. Found driving this release's own acceptance chain; the
frames are enumerated, and --dry-run still prints the glob.
- --materialize-authorities refused a reused output directory with
a raw traceback; a missing base input did the same. Both are
sentences.
- The packaged GFS Vtable hash pin, above.
The four certified profiles are byte-identical to 1.3.0: their
pinned two-step trajectory hashes did not move, and the registry
regenerates to the tracked bytes.https://github.com/FahrenheitResearch/arwen/releases/tag/v1.3.1