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Update CUBED_CONFIG path in example README.md #530

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While testing cubed, I was experiencing a lot of new-user environment issues. One issue was that I'd setup CUBED_CONFIG to point to a directory rather than a yaml file, as is shown in README example. However, I was hacking on a problem and had several yaml files that I was testing. Depending on my naming convention, different files might get picked up as my CUBED_CONFIG. A better practice is to explicitly name the file in the README example.

Specifically, like

export CUBED_CONFIG=$(pwd)/processes/cubed.yaml
python add-asarray.py

While testing cubed, I was experiencing a lot of new-user environment issues. One issue was that I'd setup `CUBED_CONFIG` to point to a directory rather than a file path, as is shown in this example. However, I was hacking on a problem and had several `yaml` files that I was testing on. Depending on my naming convention, different files might get picked up as my `CUBED_CONFIG`. A better practice is to explicitly name the file in the README example.
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LGTM. Thanks @thodson-usgs!

@tomwhite tomwhite merged commit 9505005 into cubed-dev:main Aug 1, 2024
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While testing cubed, I was experiencing a lot of new-user environment issues. One issue was that I'd setup `CUBED_CONFIG` to point to a directory rather than a file path, as is shown in this example. However, I was hacking on a problem and had several `yaml` files that I was testing on. Depending on my naming convention, different files might get picked up as my `CUBED_CONFIG`. A better practice is to explicitly name the file in the README example.
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