Update git fleximod testing #230
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Instead of running "git submodule update --init --recursive" and then relying on "git fleximod test" to make sure the submodules match what git fleximod expects, the test now runs "git fleximod update" and then uses "git diff --exit-code" to see if that's different than what git submodules expect. This is a "six of one, half dozen of the other" type change, but is consistent with what was discussed at a CSEG meeting. I also cleaned up some white space.
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@alperaltuntas should we close this? I think the existing test works well enough, and there's also the testing done in ESCOMP/CESM so it's probably not worth figuring out whatever I was trying to change here |
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Instead of running
git submodule update --init --recursiveand then relying ongit fleximod testto make sure the submodules match what git fleximod expects, the test now runsgit fleximod updateand then usesgit diff --exit-codeto see if that's different than what git submodules expect. This is a "six of one, half dozen of the other" type change, but is consistent with what was discussed at a CSEG meeting.I also cleaned up some white space.