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The following variables are checked in twice to the memory manager. The INPUT ones are being addressed as part of an IDM fix. The remaining UZF ones are outstanding and need to be addressed.
1. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-__INPUT__/AUX01/CHD_0/IPER
2. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-__INPUT__/AUX01/CHD_0/IONPER
3. The well bottoms in multi-aquifer well package MAW_0 were reset to the
bottom of the connected cell 1 times.
4. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/HA
5. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/HROOT
6. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/ROOTACT
7. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/EXTWC
8. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/NWAV
9. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/NTRAIL
10. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/SINF
11. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/GWET
12. Already existing variable being added to the
MemoryMananger-AUX01/UZF_0/PET
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* 9 uzf variables had counterparts in uzf%uzfobj with the same memory path
* renamed the uzf package variables by adding _pvar to them
* closeMODFLOW-USGS#1741
This does not fix underlying memory problems with UZF. Instead it is a simple way to avoid multiple uzf variables with the same memory path. A proper fix will require additional work as the variable contents in uzf and uzf%uzfobj are not the same.
* fix(uzf): rename uzf package variables to avoid name clashes
* 9 uzf variables had counterparts in uzf%uzfobj with the same memory path
* renamed the uzf package variables by adding _pvar to them
* close#1741
This does not fix underlying memory problems with UZF. Instead it is a simple way to avoid multiple uzf variables with the same memory path. A proper fix will require additional work as the variable contents in uzf and uzf%uzfobj are not the same.
* fprettifying
* clean up a few variables that can be replaced with dis%top, dis%bot, and dis%area
* gwet was named to gwet_pvar
* fprettify
The following variables are checked in twice to the memory manager. The INPUT ones are being addressed as part of an IDM fix. The remaining UZF ones are outstanding and need to be addressed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: