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This GitHub Action introduces a build of ERF with MS-MPI which results in a downloadable directory with Windows binaries.

larenspear and others added 6 commits November 11, 2025 07:40
Updated artifact upload paths to include the entire build directory.
Updated job configuration for Windows MPI workflow to support both OFF and ON variants for MPI. Added detailed installation instructions and troubleshooting steps in the README.
@asalmgren asalmgren merged commit 048daf3 into erf-model:development Nov 12, 2025
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ewquon pushed a commit to ewquon/ERF that referenced this pull request Nov 12, 2025
* NetCDF/RRTGMP/Particles CI

* Remove commented out Spack commands

Removed commented-out lines for spack view commands.

* windows with ms-mpi attempt 1

* windows with ms-mpi attempt 1

* windows with ms-mpi attempt 2

* add option for MPI in cmake

* fix test path

* fix indentation

* fix paths

* Ctest with powershell?

* Ctest with powershell 2

* Simplifying installing MS-MPI + more

* Change shell and MPI executable path

* MPI wrapper script

* More MPI test changes (hopeful)

* MS-MPI test

* MS-MPI from correct source

* MS-MPI from correct source 2

* MSI vs EXE

* Exe nonewwindow

* Remove exe

* Remove exe 2

* Compile only, not run

* Binary artifact

* Binary artifact 2

* Whole build directory

Updated artifact upload paths to include the entire build directory.

* Modify Windows MPI workflow and enhance README

Updated job configuration for Windows MPI workflow to support both OFF and ON variants for MPI. Added detailed installation instructions and troubleshooting steps in the README.

* Style fixes

* Remove non-MPI builds

* Put regular windows.yml back to prior state

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Co-authored-by: Aaron M. Lattanzi <[email protected]>
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