Suppressing @info statement during construction of AtmosSimulation
#3658
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z_max: 60000.0
z_elem: 31
dz_bottom: 50.0
dt: "400secs"
t_end: "1days"
topography: "Earth"
rayleigh_sponge: true
implicit_diffusion: true
approximate_linear_solve_iters: 2
moist: "equil"
surface_setup: "PrescribedSurface" #DefaultMoninObukhov"
vert_diff: "DecayWithHeightDiffusion"
precip_model: "0M"
cloud_model: "grid_scale"
toml: [sphere_aquaplanet.toml] |
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We already largely have this, in some way. We use the Julia Logging system, so you can filter logs as you want. Here's some docs https://clima.github.io/ClimaComms.jl/dev/logging/#How-do-I-filter-out-messages-from-certain-modules? What we don't have is a simple way to pass the logger to the simulation |
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Ok I will see if I can experiment with this. We still want logging with I am not quite sure if what I would like to achieve can merely be achieved by filtering |
We can suppress @info only from atmos (as shown at the bottom of the documentation page) (and atmos pretty much only uses @info in the init) |
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I agree, it would be nice to have a simple verbose option. For now, you can use this snippet to filter out logs from individual modules using Logging, LoggingExtras, ClimaAtmos
filter_climaatmos = log_args -> log_args._module != ClimaAtmos
logger = EarlyFilteredLogger(filter_climaatmos, Logging.current_logger())
global_logger(logger)
config = ClimaAtmos.AtmosConfig()
ClimaAtmos.get_simulation(config) |
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Getting an error, with import ClimaAtmos as Atmos
using Printf
# Making ClimaAtmos a little less chatty
using Logging
using LoggingExtras
filter_climaatmos = log_args -> log_args._module != ClimaAtmos
logger = EarlyFilteredLogger(filter_climaatmos, Logging.current_logger())
global_logger(logger)
output_prefix = "aquaplanet"
config_dict = Dict(
"device" => "CUDADevice",
"z_max" => 60000.0,
"z_elem" => 31,
"h_elem" => 12, # h_elem = 30 => ~ 1 degree
"dz_bottom" => 50.0,
"dt" => "200secs",
"topography" => "NoWarp", # "Earth"
"rayleigh_sponge" => true,
"implicit_diffusion" => true,
"approximate_linear_solve_iters" => 2,
"moist" => "equil",
"surface_setup" => "PrescribedSurface", #DefaultMoninObukhov"
"vert_diff" => "DecayWithHeightDiffusion",
"precip_model" => "0M",
"cloud_model" => "grid_scale",
"log_progress" => false,
"output_dir" => output_prefix,
"toml" => ["sphere_aquaplanet.toml"]
)
atmosphere = Atmos.AtmosSimulation(config_dict)I get an error |
I'd be nice to design a way to suppress
@infostatements during the construction ofAtmosSimulation. In a scripting context it is nice for users to be able to pick the output they desire; ie@show simulation, or properties thereof.In a development (or coupling) context the extensive output becomes a hindrance rather than merely a distraction: the long output drowns out important warnings and errors that occur on package import. As a result, developing packages that depend on ClimaAtmos is difficult.
This is the output I get with a fairly simple configuration (I think):
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