Fix inline initial condition interpolation - #8664
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Just for testing auto blesser For testing purposes only. [BFB]
By avoiding some topo variables, it ensures the initial condition interpolation can move on. [BFB]
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@jinyuntang, If you skip a variable that has topounit dimension, wouldn't the interpolated field be garbage?
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When applying initInterp.F90 to interpolate initial condition from one coarse grid to fine grid, 0.5 degrees to 0.25 degrees in my case, the model crashed without knowing to dealing with some accumulative variables related topo unit.
By skipping "topounit" variables, the inline interpolation is able to be done smoothly.
The fix is not expected to cause non BFB change, and the e3sm_land_debug test indicated so.
It fixed issue #8631.