There is a --destination-path flag for preprocess_dataset which does not alter the default location where the dataset is created. It only outputs to the default ./processed/ directory.
Would like the ability to change the default location where this is output, just like the regridding command (though the way it works is different).
usage: preprocess_dataset [-h] [-c CONFIG] [-v] [-p DESTINATION_PATH] [-po] [-i IMPLEMENTATION] [-r REF] [-ps PROCESSING_SPLITS] [-sn SPLIT_NAMES] [-ss SPLIT_STARTS] [-se SPLIT_ENDS]
[-sh SPLIT_HEAD] [-st SPLIT_TAIL] [--trends TRENDS] [--trend-lead TREND_LEAD] [--abs ABS] [--anom ANOM]
source [destination_id]
positional arguments:
source
destination_id
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG, --config-path CONFIG
Path at which to output the configuration when rendered
-v, --verbose
-p DESTINATION_PATH, --destination-path DESTINATION_PATH
Folder that any output data collections will be put in
-po, --parallel-opens
Allow parallel opens and dask implementation
-i IMPLEMENTATION, --implementation IMPLEMENTATION
Allow implementation to be specified on command line
-r REF, --ref REF Reference loader for normalisations etc
-ps PROCESSING_SPLITS, --processing-splits PROCESSING_SPLITS
-sn SPLIT_NAMES, --split-names SPLIT_NAMES
-ss SPLIT_STARTS, --split_starts SPLIT_STARTS
-se SPLIT_ENDS, --split_ends SPLIT_ENDS
-sh SPLIT_HEAD, --split-head SPLIT_HEAD
Split dates head, number of time steps to include before
-st SPLIT_TAIL, --split-tail SPLIT_TAIL
Split dates tail, number of time steps to include after
--trends TRENDS Comma separated list of abs vars
--trend-lead TREND_LEAD
Time steps in the future for linear trends
--abs ABS Comma separated list of absolute vars
--anom ANOM Comma separated list of anomoly vars
There is a
--destination-pathflag forpreprocess_datasetwhich does not alter the default location where the dataset is created. It only outputs to the default./processed/directory.Would like the ability to change the default location where this is output, just like the regridding command (though the way it works is different).
usage: preprocess_dataset [-h] [-c CONFIG] [-v] [-p DESTINATION_PATH] [-po] [-i IMPLEMENTATION] [-r REF] [-ps PROCESSING_SPLITS] [-sn SPLIT_NAMES] [-ss SPLIT_STARTS] [-se SPLIT_ENDS] [-sh SPLIT_HEAD] [-st SPLIT_TAIL] [--trends TRENDS] [--trend-lead TREND_LEAD] [--abs ABS] [--anom ANOM] source [destination_id] positional arguments: source destination_id options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -c CONFIG, --config-path CONFIG Path at which to output the configuration when rendered -v, --verbose -p DESTINATION_PATH, --destination-path DESTINATION_PATH Folder that any output data collections will be put in -po, --parallel-opens Allow parallel opens and dask implementation -i IMPLEMENTATION, --implementation IMPLEMENTATION Allow implementation to be specified on command line -r REF, --ref REF Reference loader for normalisations etc -ps PROCESSING_SPLITS, --processing-splits PROCESSING_SPLITS -sn SPLIT_NAMES, --split-names SPLIT_NAMES -ss SPLIT_STARTS, --split_starts SPLIT_STARTS -se SPLIT_ENDS, --split_ends SPLIT_ENDS -sh SPLIT_HEAD, --split-head SPLIT_HEAD Split dates head, number of time steps to include before -st SPLIT_TAIL, --split-tail SPLIT_TAIL Split dates tail, number of time steps to include after --trends TRENDS Comma separated list of abs vars --trend-lead TREND_LEAD Time steps in the future for linear trends --abs ABS Comma separated list of absolute vars --anom ANOM Comma separated list of anomoly vars