Use matrices for tier2 tests, compare against last stable version and publish results#30
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Use matrices for tier2 tests, compare against last stable version and publish results#30
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Refactor workflow to use environment variable for CI base path and streamline job dependencies.
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This PR updates the tier2 tests to use the matrix structure introduced in #29. It also enables comparison testing against the latest stable run of tier2 tests. We can update swell to use the build of JEDI from the latest stable tier2 tests, which will allow the build to be automatically updated if it passes with zero diff. The
publish_comparisonstask introduced in GEOS-ESM/swell#702 will post the results to dataportal if it isn't zero diff.This is a draft for now, I haven't tested this as I want to get #29 in before overwriting the test branch