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Revert indexing change for wave frequency arrays#8336

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@sbrus89 sbrus89 commented Apr 29, 2026

This PR reverts a change to the indexing for frequency arrays from d7607ce

This change was meant to fix out of bounds errors for debug gnu errors,
but resulted in divide by zero issues.

[BFB] for cases without waves

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I fully support reverting the indexing back to the default behavior.

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does this need to be in for the 3.2 tag?

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sbrus89 commented Apr 29, 2026

Yes, I believe it should be.

@sbrus89 sbrus89 added the 3.2beta Needed for the 3.2 tag. label Apr 29, 2026
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sbrus89 commented May 5, 2026

@rljacob, this is ready when you get a chance.

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This PR reverts a change to the indexing for frequency arrays from d7607ce

This change was meant to fix out of bounds errors for debug gnu errors,
but resulted in divide by zero issues.

[BFB] for cases without waves
@rljacob rljacob merged commit 8b2ad96 into E3SM-Project:master May 6, 2026
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