An error occurred while running test

[May0048]

The following error occurred when we ran the case in the guide. May I ask what caused it? The file is as follows
spinup.txt

[hgopalan]

The error message is incomplete. Can you dump the detailed error message? It is unclear what went wrong from the snapshot.

[May0048]

The error message is incomplete. Can you dump the detailed error message? It is unclear what went wrong from the snapshot.
spinuo_c.txt

This is all the operational message.

[hgopalan]

This is your error message: ParmParse::sgetarr ParmParse::sgetarr(): sampling.labels not found in table

Add the line

sampling.labels = xy-domain xz-domain

Always look for "not found" in the log file as a first check and it should solve your issues.

[May0048]

This is your error message: ParmParse::sgetarr ParmParse::sgetarr(): sampling.labels not found in table

Add the line

sampling.labels = xy-domain xz-domain

Always look for "not found" in the log file as a first check and it should solve your issues.

Thanks for your reply, another error occurred after I corrected it. After checking the input file, I think the point is not outside the computational domain. The following is the running message.spinuo_c1.txt

[marchdf]

yup that's the correct interpretation of that error message. Somehow you defined your planes such that they have points outside of the domain. I don't see how you defined them or the domain size but if you post those, we can help you figure that out.

[hgopalan]

The definition seems fine in spinup.txt.

@marchdf Are there any constraints on the sampler near domain boundaries. The bounds are [0,2560]X[0,2560]X[0,1280] and the plane goes until 2550 in X and Y and 1270 in Z but dx=dy=dz=20. You think this corner point can be an issue?

[marchdf]

missed that, thanks. Going to run it locally and see if I can figure that out.

[May0048]

Thank you. If you have time, please let me know the results of your operation, and I will adjust and try again. ---- Replied Message ---- | From | Marc T. Henry de ***@***.***> | | Date | 10/15/2024 23:06 | | To | Exawind/amr-wind ***@***.***> | | Cc | May0048 ***@***.***>, Author ***@***.***> | | Subject | Re: [Exawind/amr-wind] An error occurred while running test (Issue #1292) | missed that, thanks. Going to run it locally and see if I can figure that out. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[hgopalan]

If you do not need the corners you can reduce 2550 to 2500 and 1270 to 1200 and try. It should run without any issue.

[marchdf]

@May0048 I have fixes to those files in PR #1293. Those files should work now.

[marchdf]

@hgopalan it's not the high corners that are a problem, it's the low ones.

[marchdf]

Ok the fix I am happy with is in #1294

[May0048]

Ok the fix I am happy with is in #1294

Thank you for your answer. I understand what you said. Now, if I use x, y = 0, 0 as the sampling origin, do I need to recompile AMR-Wind?

[moprak-nrel]

Since the fix involved changes to the code, I would update to the latest main branch and recompile AMRWind before you run your case again.

[May0048]

Since the fix involved changes to the code, I would update to the latest main branch and recompile AMRWind before you run your case again.

Thank you for your reply. I understand what you mean,now.