Expand capability to exclude files from build using .exclude #4302
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Updates in this PR expand the capability of using an optional
.exclude
file to list files in the sub-tree to skip during compilation. That
feature was originally submitted and merged as #4180 for use with
GEOS-Chem in CESM. A limitation of the feature was recently
discovered when a second
.exclude
file was added for use with HEMCO.The content of only one of the files was excluded during build.
This PR features the following improvements in using .
exclude
:.exclude
file in CESM is now possible.is now possible.
It is important to note that
.exclude
must now contain the relativepath of the file to exclude. Previously only the filename
was present regardless of where it existed in the sub-tree.
Test suite: none yet
Test baseline:
Test namelist changes:
Test status: [bit for bit, roundoff, climate changing]
Fixes [CIME Github issue #] No associated issue
User interface changes?: N
Update gh-pages html (Y/N)?: N