Use depth from eclGrid instead of recomputing it. - #7327
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DEPTH array is used directly if DEPTH is edited in the EDIT section. Note EclGrid can not be used directly as it is only available on rank 0.
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How is this supposed to work if the model has local grids? |
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It won't work. i.e., the PR needs a guard against using LGR + DEPTH in EDIT. |
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Note, this makes it possible to use DEPTH set in the EDIT section
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OPM/opm-common#5181
Note 2: I had to use the DEPTH array directly, rather than just the depth from eclgrid, to make it work in parallel.