fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug fails when compiling with -init=snan,arrays on Cheyenne.intel

[DeniseWorthen]

Description

In PR #935, the compile flag -init=snan,arrays was added for Intel debug. On Cheyenne, the
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug test failed with

MPT: shepherd terminated: r2i3n34.ib0.cheyenne.ucar.edu - job aborting

which usually indicates an issue w/ memory.

To Reproduce:

Run fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug test on Cheyenne.intel. The job fails as described. The dynf000.nc is produced but not the phyf000.nc file.

Adding additional resources for the job (e.g. #PBS -l select=6:ncpus=18:mpiprocs=18) allows the job to complete.

[climbfuji]

We should consider removing the fv3_*_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson* tests entirely (including test setup files and input data), they are superseded by the new *hafs* (lowercase) tests.

[DeniseWorthen]

So that looks like these 4 tests both Intel and GNU:

fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug

[BinLiu-NOAA]

@climbfuji, Agreed! We can add a hafs_regional_atm_hwrf_thompson test (or something similar) in the HAFS RT section, and retire these following four RTs:
fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug

[climbfuji]

So that looks like these 4 tests both Intel and GNU:

fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson
fv3_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug
fv3_esg_HAFS_v0_hwrf_thompson_debug

Yes, I think these can go. Note that this will mean that some "flavors" of the PBL scheme (triggered by the HWRF_PBL switch) will no longger be tested.

[junwang-noaa]

@BinLiu-NOAA Can we remove those 4 tests and you can create a hafs_regional_atm_hwrf_thompson test in HAFS RT section later? Thanks.

[BinLiu-NOAA]

@junwang-noaa, That sounds good to me. I can work with @ChunxiZhang-NOAA to add a hafs_regional_atm_hwrf_thompson test in the HAFS RT section later. Thanks!

[climbfuji]

The fv3_*_HAFS_* tests were removed in a recent PR (#963).