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diag_manager: reword error message to make it more useful #1888

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reword error message to make it more useful?
uramirez8707 Jun 8, 2026
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reword error message
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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions diag_manager/fms_diag_file_object.F90
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Expand Up @@ -889,10 +889,9 @@ subroutine add_axes(this, axis_ids, diag_axis, naxis, yaml_id, buffer_id, output
if (.not. axis_found) then
if (is_x_or_y) then
if (subregion_gridtype .eq. latlon_gridtype .and. is_cube_sphere) &
call mpp_error(FATAL, "If using the cube sphere and defining the subregion with latlon "//&
"the variable need to have the same x and y axis. Please check the variables in the file "//&
trim(this%get_file_fname())//" or use indices to define the subregion.")

call mpp_error(FATAL, "The axis for the variable:"//trim(field_yaml%get_var_varname())//&
"in the file: "//trim(this%get_file_fname())//" differ from the axes for the other "//&
"variables in the file. All variables in a file need to be registed with the same axes.")
select case (subregion_gridtype)
case (index_gridtype)
call define_new_subaxis_index(parent_axis, this%get_file_sub_region(), diag_axis, naxis, &
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