Shumlib Release#
Note
Additional details for the shumlib/mule releases can be seen here
Releasing Shumlib#
There’s no hard rule on whether a shumlib release is required - it comes down
to whether there have been any notable changes to shumlib since the last
release. If there haven’t, then a release isn’t necessary. In this case, the
shumlib main will get a umX.Y tag during the UM release but that is all.
If you are doing a release then do the following,
Ensure you have a fork of
shumliband that themainbranch is up to date with the upstream repository.In a clone of the fork, create a branch using the
mainbranch as the parent.
Important
Ensure you create branches from main, otherwise you will not include the changes from the past release.
Update the shumlib version number in
common/src/shumlib_version.hUpdate the shumlib version number (in a comment) in
meto_install_shumlib.sh.Test the branch against the UM
With a reviewer, follow the release process
Installing Shumlib#
Shumlib is installed with a build script, at scripts/meto_install_mule.sh.
This takes a single compulsory argument to set the platform of the
install. Generally, this is a platform at the Met Office, currently ex1a
or azspice, which will install shumlib for all defined builds on that
platform. Alternatively, you can use a specific build, eg.
azspice_gnu_12.2, to install just for that build.
By default, shumlib will be installed in a build directory in the working
copy. This can be controlled using the BUILD_DESTINATION environment
variable.
To install at the Met Office, login as umadmin and get a clone of the new
version. Use https to get this as the shared account doesn’t have ssh access.
First install on azspice,
export SPACKDIR= # Set this as the Spackadmin Data Directory (no trailing slash)
BUILD_DESTINATION=$UMDIR/shumlib/shumlib-YYYY.MM.V scripts/meto_install_shumlib.sh azspice
Then ssh to each of EXAB, EXCD and EXZ and install there,
BUILD_DESTINATION=$UMDIR/shumlib/shumlib-YYYY.MM.V scripts/meto_install_shumlib.sh ex1a
Finally do the install on Monsoon (using umadmin.mon shared user).