Two of the ATS regression tests are failing because there is a difference in the type of HDF5 variables in the test files.
For example, mpi_num_procs is interpreted as a 32 bit integer on x86_64/amd64 (H5T_STD_I32LE), but a 64 bit integer on arm64 (H5T_STD_I64LE).
In my most recent test, this causes the following test failures:
223 - ats_regression_test-08_energy-permafrost-wrm_vangenuchten-krel_vangenuchten (Failed)
224 - ats_regression_test-08_energy-permafrost-wrm_vangenuchten-krel_brookscorey (Failed)
225 - ats_regression_test-08_energy-permafrost-wrm_vangenuchten-krel_sutraice (Failed)
226 - ats_regression_test-08_energy-permafrost-wrm_brookscorey-krel_brookscorey (Failed)
however, given where this variable is set, this might actually be an Amanzi or ascemio issue.
Two of the ATS regression tests are failing because there is a difference in the type of HDF5 variables in the test files.
For example,
mpi_num_procsis interpreted as a 32 bit integer on x86_64/amd64 (H5T_STD_I32LE), but a 64 bit integer on arm64 (H5T_STD_I64LE).In my most recent test, this causes the following test failures:
however, given where this variable is set, this might actually be an Amanzi or ascemio issue.