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What's the point of neglecting the computation of tendencies when taking a time-step? #3565

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glwagner opened this issue Apr 27, 2024 · 0 comments
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The docstring for time_step! says that "Setting compute_tendencies=false will not calculate new tendencies ". But why would anybody want to do that? Since tendencies are computed at the end of a time-step rather than before, this would prevent one from taking a subsequent time-step. I think this should be clarified in the docstring. (It's also missing a period.)

Setting `compute_tendencies=false` will not calculate new tendencies

cc @simone-silvestri

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