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While using Notebooks on the pavics.ouranos.ca JupyterLab instance, and having 2 notebooks open:
One to generate forcing data and write the file to disk
One to run RAVEN using that forcing data from disk
These steps cause an error that might be hard for users to fix unless they know what they are doing:
Running the first notebook to generate forcing data runs fine, produces a netcdf file.
Running the second notebook causes an error due to errors in the forcing data (precipitation above 10000mm/day, or temperatures above 60°C), usually due to units not being the required ones. The error is well identified and explicit.
Then, immediately after, running notebook 1 again to regenerate fixed data and overwriting the existing (erroneous) forcing data netcdf file fails with [Permission Denied] error, since it is still open in the 2nd notebook after the Raven error.
To resolve, we must restart the kernel of the 2nd notebook, which releases the netcdf file and the 1st notebook can proceed with the write operation.
Ideally, if we could force netcdf files to be released after a raven error, that would solve this issue from happening.
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While using Notebooks on the pavics.ouranos.ca JupyterLab instance, and having 2 notebooks open:
These steps cause an error that might be hard for users to fix unless they know what they are doing:
Ideally, if we could force netcdf files to be released after a raven error, that would solve this issue from happening.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: