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@rniswon I was able to successfully run the Sagehen model from the cmd line. Although the model doesn't run all the way through at this point, I wanted to create an issue for reminding us to get working on this problem. Attaching a clean copy of the model and required exe and DLL's to run it so that when Josh Larson (if I'm remembering the name correctly) has time to work on this problem, this may serve as the material initially needed to get the framework set up.
The problem with what I've attached is that exe and DLL's are placed in the same directory as the GSFLOW control file. Thus, paths in the gsflow.control and sagehen.nam files were adjusted slightly to account for this.
Also note that all of the files used for the auto-testing may not reside in the MODSIM.git repo. If the idea is to automagically run the test problem everytime a commit takes place, then the auto-test may need to monitor for commits in the MF-NWT.git or GSFLOW.git repos as well. The reason is because the auto-test would then need to pull all relevant source code from at least four repos (MODSIM, GSFLOW, MF-NWT, and PRMS), re-compile, and then with the recompiled exe/dll run the auto-test and compare to an established solution.
But for now, we can run the code from the cmd line, as demonstrated in the attached.