You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Hei! I tried to run the compare() function for the Gulf of Mexico files, and the function did not run and I think it is because the compare() function expects the column names to be specific labels (line 85; grp <- grp[grp$isturnedon == 1, c('code', 'name', 'longname', 'grouptype', 'numcohorts')]), but for the Gulf of Mexico inputs we have "Long Name" and "InvertType" and "NumCohorts". This file still runs in Atlantis, so I am guessing Atlantis has some safe-guards in place for different column headers in the groups.csv file. I do not have an issue changing the column headers, but then it needs to be communicated back to all the users of this model which might be tricky to make sure they use this new file. So, I am just wondering if this function should have some of those safe guards for different column headers? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hei! I tried to run the compare() function for the Gulf of Mexico files, and the function did not run and I think it is because the compare() function expects the column names to be specific labels (line 85; grp <- grp[grp$isturnedon == 1, c('code', 'name', 'longname', 'grouptype', 'numcohorts')]), but for the Gulf of Mexico inputs we have "Long Name" and "InvertType" and "NumCohorts". This file still runs in Atlantis, so I am guessing Atlantis has some safe-guards in place for different column headers in the groups.csv file. I do not have an issue changing the column headers, but then it needs to be communicated back to all the users of this model which might be tricky to make sure they use this new file. So, I am just wondering if this function should have some of those safe guards for different column headers? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: