Release for GLM v3.3.3

[aufdenkampe]

The latest version of glm-py comes bundled with GLM Version 3.3.1a12.

It looks like v3.3.3 is now available at https://github.com/AquaticEcoDynamics/glm-aed/tree/main/binaries.

It would be great to issue a new glm-py release that includes the latest GLM binaries.

Alternately, if the user could easily upgrade the latest GLM binaries, could you provide some guidance on how to do that?

Thanks again for creating this Python wrapper! We're very excited by the capabilities that this unlocks.

[gilesknight]

Hi @aufdenkampe,

A new release to upgrade the bundled GLM binary is planned but will take a back seat until I've added few more core features in (currently working on a plots module that will be released soon). In the meantime, you can tell glm-py to use a different binary by specifying the glm_path parameter of GLMSim.glm_run:

import glmpy.simulation as sim

files = {
    "glm3.nml": "/path/to/glm3.nml",
    "met.csv": "/path/to/met.csv"
}
glm_sim = sim.GLMSim(input_files=files, api=False, inputs_dir="/inputs")
inputs_dir = glm_sim.prepare_inputs()
glm_sim.glm_run(inputs_dir=inputs_dir, glm_path="/path/to/glm_3_3_3")

You might be the first to try this with v3.3.3 so let me know how it goes.