CMIP7: UKESM1-3-LL: Investigate unexpected keyword in level_mean()
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Description
During testing for UKESM1-3-LL, the following variables gave the error "level_mean() got an unexpected keyword argument 'bottom'".
| Grid | Variable | Realm | Mapping information |
| ----- | ----- | ----- | ----- |
| mip_convert_onm_ocean-native-grid-T | thetao_tavg-d2000m-hxy-sea | CMIP7_ocean | [1030](https://github.com/UKNCSP/CDDS-CMIP7-mappings/issues/1030) |
| mip_convert_onm_ocean-native-grid-T | thetao_tavg-d300m-hxy-sea | CMIP7_ocean | [1031](https://github.com/UKNCSP/CDDS-CMIP7-mappings/issues/1031) |
| mip_convert_onm_ocean-native-grid-T | thetao_tavg-d700m-hxy-sea | CMIP7_ocean | [1032](https://github.com/UKNCSP/CDDS-CMIP7-mappings/issues/1032) |
Please contact myself for the request file that was used when these errors occurred. This request file uses workflow u-dw498, model UKESM1-3-LL and experiment esm-piControl.
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Request the file used for workflow u-dw498 with UKESM1-3-LL and esm-piControl, then reproduce the level_mean() error for the three listed thetao variables. Trace the level_mean() entry point and determine why bottom is passed; done means those variables complete without the unexpected-keyword error.
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- python
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- data-engineering
- Issue type
- Bug
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- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
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