Use parallel I/O in Github Actions CI tests #277
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Now that NCDatasets is an optional dependency (coupled using an 'extension'), we do not need to use an old version of the HDF5 library provided by Julia,
HDF5_jll
(cf #148). Using the latest version allows us to activate parallel I/O in the Github Actions CI jobs.As we use the Julia-provided MPI for the CI jobs, we can use NCDatasets at the same time (although this is not possible 'normally', see #254).
Explicitly sets
parallel_io=false
in one randomly-chosen test (the Harrison-Thompson one), to make sure that this code gets tested even when parallel I/O is available. Also setsparallel_io=false
in a few debug checks, and uses NetCDF (if avaliable) in a few other debug checks, to improve the code coverage.