Write a simple driver for the verify application

[guillaumevernieres]

Start with something simple like this (untested):

#!/bin/bash

# Check if the right number of arguments is passed
if [ "$#" -ne 7 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 COM_OCEAN_ANALYSIS COM_ICE_HISTORY_PREV COM_OCEAN_HISTORY_PREV cyc RUN HOMEgfs"
    exit 1
fi

# Assign command-line arguments to environment variables
export COM_OCEAN_ANALYSIS=$1
export COM_ICE_HISTORY_PREV=$2
export COM_OCEAN_HISTORY_PREV=$3
export cyc=$4
export RUN=$5
export HOMEgfs=$6

# Optional: Print the environment variables for debugging purposes
echo "COM_OCEAN_ANALYSIS=${COM_OCEAN_ANALYSIS}"
echo "COM_ICE_HISTORY_PREV=${COM_ICE_HISTORY_PREV}"
echo "COM_OCEAN_HISTORY_PREV=${COM_OCEAN_HISTORY_PREV}"
echo "cyc=${cyc}"
echo "RUN=${RUN}"
echo "HOMEgfs=${HOMEgfs}"

# Run the Python utility script
python3 /pathto/exgdas_global_marine_analysis_vrfy.py

then figure out how to sbatch that task without the failures that @JohnSteffen-NOAA reported.

[apchoiCMD]

Tested with similar script and confirmed writing plots but dealing with some modules

/scratch1/NCEPDEV/da/Mindo.Choi/sandbox/marine_vrfy/gdas.20210826/00/analysis/ocean/vrfy