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svn error at running scripts_regression_test.py

huazhen

Member
I am trying to run CESM2 on super computer. I use intel/2017.u2 compiler. I get an error when I run scripts_regression_tests.py J_TestCreateNewcase. The output document guided me to do the following things: To solve this, either:(1) Find and fix the problem: From /home/huazhenl/my_cesm_sandbox, try to get this command to work:    manage_externals/checkout_externals --status --verbose --no-logging(2) If you don't need provenance information, rebuild with --skip-provenance-check In path /home/huazhenl/my_cesm_sandbox, if I running "manage_externals/checkout_externals --status" directly, I will get an error message like "ERROR:root:In directory    /home/huazhenl/my_cesm_sandboxCommand execution failed. Does the executable exist?:    svn info /home/huazhenl/my_cesm_sandbox/components/ww3". Acctually, I have checked. I do have this directory. If I running "module load Subversion/1.8.14-GCC-4.9.2" first before running "manage_externals/checkout_externals --status", the command checkout_externals can work successfully.This means I can only solve this problem manually, but I have no idea how to solve this problem through changing codes or settings. I will attach my $HOME/.cime/config_compiler.xml , config_machines.xml, config_batch.xml and the full output information.Any help is much appreciated.
 

jedwards

CSEG and Liaisons
Staff member
If your system requires a module load to use the correct subverson (or python or git) version there is nothing we can do about that.  You will need to inform system users accordingly.  
 

jedwards

CSEG and Liaisons
Staff member
If your system requires a module load to use the correct subverson (or python or git) version there is nothing we can do about that.  You will need to inform system users accordingly.  
 
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