A common problem for ORAC is that it attempts to run something it found in the PATH that it shouldn't be running. pyORAC tries to work around this by both being very particular about what goes into the PATH and actually testing things work before calling ORAC.
That's all well and good until someone leaves broken ncdump executables in their library folder. That will trip
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raise OracError('ncdump is non-functional.') |
which ends execution. At some point, I should go do this better.
A common problem for ORAC is that it attempts to run something it found in the PATH that it shouldn't be running. pyORAC tries to work around this by both being very particular about what goes into the PATH and actually testing things work before calling ORAC.
That's all well and good until someone leaves broken
ncdumpexecutables in their library folder. That will triporac/tools/pyorac/drivers.py
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