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matrixcn does not work with nrepr != 1 (number of crop reproductive pools) #2621

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slevis-lmwg opened this issue Jun 25, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #640
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matrixcn does not work with nrepr != 1 (number of crop reproductive pools) #2621

slevis-lmwg opened this issue Jun 25, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #640
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priority: low Background task that doesn't need to be done right away.

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@slevis-lmwg
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For now aborting when matrixcn is .true. and nrepr != 1.

The original post suggested using a fixed index for matrix. I don't know what that means, and I will not pursue it at this point. We can decide in this issue how to follow up.

@slevis-lmwg slevis-lmwg added the priority: low Background task that doesn't need to be done right away. label Jun 25, 2024
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ekluzek commented Jun 25, 2024

Yes, @slevis-lmwg ignore the bit about a fixed index. That doesn't make sense to me either, and I'm the one that said that. I think I might have meant to make it a parameter for matrix -- but you can't actually do that. The important thing is to add the check and have it abort.

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ekluzek commented Jun 27, 2024

@slevis-lmwg isn't this a duplicate of #2612?

@slevis-lmwg slevis-lmwg changed the title matrixcn does not work with nrepr != 1 matrixcn does not work with nrepr != 1 (number of crop reproductive pools) Jun 27, 2024
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