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|   - a plugin called ''wetdry_debug'': a modified version of the previous one. Is incomplete, it has some bugs. It will be used to explore it by the users, test it and run it. The repository [[https://gitlab.dkrz.de/freva/plugins4freva/plugin_workshop/wetdry_debug|is this one]]. |   - a plugin called ''wetdry_debug'': a modified version of the previous one. Is incomplete, it has some bugs. It will be used to explore it by the users, test it and run it. The repository [[https://gitlab.dkrz.de/freva/plugins4freva/plugin_workshop/wetdry_debug|is this one]]. | 
|   - a plugin called ''wetdry_plus'': a more complex version of the ''wetdry'' plugin with added capabilities, like input from databrowser and incall to other freva plugins. It will not be shown. The repository is [[https://gitlab.dkrz.de/freva/plugins4freva/plugin_workshop/wetdry_plus|this one]]. |   - a plugin called ''wetdry_plus'': a more complex version of the ''wetdry'' plugin with added capabilities, like input from databrowser and incall to other freva plugins. It will not be shown. The repository is [[https://gitlab.dkrz.de/freva/plugins4freva/plugin_workshop/wetdry_plus|this one]]. | 
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| In order to follow the hands-on you will need to download them and place them somewhere where the //evaluation system// (i.e. XCES) will be able to //see// them. | In order to follow the hands-on you will need to download them and place them somewhere where the //evaluation system// (i.e. XCES) will be able to //see// them. | 
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|   | To look and execute the code we can do it [[login_shell|via the shell terminal]] or via [[connec2jupyterhub|DKRZ's jupyterhub]]. | 
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| ====== Steps for downloading the plugins ====== | ====== Steps for downloading the plugins ====== | 
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| **For the workshop we will need to do this 2 times, for ''wetdry'' and ''wetdr_debug''** so we finally have something like: | **For the workshop we will need to do this 2 times, for ''wetdry'' and ''wetdry_debug''** so we finally have something like: | 
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| <code bash> | <code bash> | 
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| We left the ''wetdry_plus'' so the users can navigate and compare it with ''wetdry''. We also encourage you to explore it and run it. | We left the ''wetdry_plus'' so the users can navigate and compare it with ''wetdry''. We also encourage you to explore it and run it. | 
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|   | ===== Additional material of the workshop ===== | 
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|   | ===Theory (1st Block)=== | 
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|   | PPT material for the plugin part: {{:climxtreme:plugin_presentation.pptx}}. It has additional information on how to clone a repository via SSH and how to create a project (these will eventually also be added in the wikipage).\\ | 
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|   | {{climxtreme:climxtreme_-_plugin_workshop_2021-04-15_01.mp4}}\\ | 
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|   | ===Hands-on (2nd Block)===  | 
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|   | PPT material of the plugin architecture: {{:climxtreme:plugin_hands-on.pptx}}\\ | 
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|   | {{climxtreme:climxtreme_-_plugin_workshop_2021-04-15_02.mp4}}\\ |