add riverine C-isotope input

[monsieuralok]

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[jmaerz]

Hi @monsieuralok , many thanks for bringing in these changes! - just one thing: all the sedbypass flags in powach and sedshi are not really needed, since powach and sedshi are only called, when sedbypass=.false. (see hamocc4bgm.F90).

[monsieuralok]

Hi @monsieuralok , many thanks for bringing in these changes! - just one thing: all the sedbypass flags in powach and sedshi are not really needed, since powach and sedshi are only called, when sedbypass=.false. (see hamocc4bgm.F90).

@jmaerz Jerry mentioned that it could be we can have both TRUE also that what we checked today and yesterday. But, you should also check it.

[monsieuralok]

Hi @monsieuralok , many thanks for bringing in these changes! - just one thing: all the sedbypass flags in powach and sedshi are not really needed, since powach and sedshi are only called, when sedbypass=.false. (see hamocc4bgm.F90).

@jmaerz Jerry mentioned that it could be we can have both TRUE also that what we checked today and yesterday. But, you should also check it.

sorry. I understand what you mentioned. I will update.

[JorgSchwinger]

I agree with Jöran that the changes in powach and sedchi are not necessary - these routines are only called when sediment-bypass is disabled. Otherwise I can approve this - thanks for bringing this in!

[monsieuralok]

I agree with Jöran that the changes in powach and sedchi are not necessary - these routines are only called when sediment-bypass is disabled. Otherwise I can approve this - thanks for bringing this in!

@JorgSchwinger @jmaerz It would be then good to pick file mo_apply_rivin.F90 only. Or should I send it again?

[jmaerz]

Hi @monsieuralok , I would suggest to revert the changes for files sedshi and powach and then push again to the same branch. Either just copy the original files or there seem to be the git way (I just found it on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2620775/revert-changes-to-a-file-in-a-commit):

git show some_commit_sha1 -- some_file.c | git apply -R

(and add + commit + push to the same github branch) Hope that helps. Thanks again for bringing the stuff in!

[JorgSchwinger]

Yes would be easiest if you could update this PR, then we can just merge it from here.

[monsieuralok]

Hi @monsieuralok , I would suggest to revert the changes for files sedshi and powach and then push again to the same branch. Either just copy the original files or there seem to be the git way (I just found it on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2620775/revert-changes-to-a-file-in-a-commit):

git show some_commit_sha1 -- some_file.c | git apply -R

(and add + commit + push to the same github branch) Hope that helps. Thanks again for bringing the stuff in!

@JorgSchwinger @jmaerz I have updated my repo