Initialize variable filecount in forecast_det.sh #1190
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Undoes the portion of PR #1179 that caused a new bug while attempting to fix #1140, without removing the linter fixes. Instead `/dev/null` is 'searched' if `${RSTDIR_ATM}` is not defined. That situation will always result in zero files found, ensuring a rerun is not triggered. Fixes #1140 Fixes #1185 Moots #1190
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Closing as moot as #1186 corrected this issue in a more robust manner. |
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Provide a fix to initialize variable filecount in forecast_det.sh.
Fix issue #1140
Description
The filecount in script forecast_det.sh need to be initialized.
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