The CoNES repository was templated from Singularity Deploy
To generate a NEMO/XIOS Singularity Container please read the documentaion. What follows is a simplified quick-start guide:
If building locally is not an option then it is also possible to build and release Singularity containers using GitHub Actions. Singularity Deploy developed by Vanessa Sochat has been modified to allow users to fork the GitHub CoNES repository and, using GitHub Actions, build and release a bespoke NEMO singularity container.
The CoNES repository has been set up such that:
- the container is updated/developed via a branch
- the container build will be tested on a pull request
- a release will be triggered on merge into main
This workflow can easily be modified by altering:
.github/workflows/test.ymlfor the testing of builds.github/workflows/builder.ymlfor the container release
An individual NEMO SIF build can be created using the following steps:
- Fork the
CoNESrepository underUSERaccount (main branch only is fine)
Under theActionstab enable workflows
Under theSettingstab click throughactions->generaland setworkflow permissionsto r+w and save
Return to thecodetab - Create a new branch
- Edit the
VERSIONfile to something approprate (e.g. 0.0.3)
[Optional] Edit theinputs/NEMO_innamelist for NEMO version number, MPI choice etc. - Create a Pull Request from that branch to main. Make sure this is from
USER/branchtoUSER/mainand not toNOC-MSM/main.
At this point a test build will be triggered, which can take ~15 minutes per MPI build requested - If successful the merge will be available. Click merge and ...
- A NEMO SIF will be built and released under the version specified (again this can take ~15 minutes per MPI build requested).
- The NEMO SIF and asscoiated assets will appear under the
Releasestab.
The branch can now either be deleted or held open for further changes to NEMO_in and subsequent releases.
Note:
If the tag in the VERSION file is not incremented then a new release is not built.
To download the released NEMO SIF either use:
wget -c https://github.com/MY_CoNES/releases/download/$VERSION/MY_CoNES.nemo.sif -o nemo.sif
or Singularity can also pull just knowing the URL. For example:
singularity pull https://github.com/MY_CONES/releases/download/$VERSION/MY_CONES.nemo.sif