Fix baseline_hist_locs set to None causing TypeError (#422)#441
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Fix baseline_hist_locs set to None causing TypeError (#422)#441
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Addresses issue: baseline_hist_locs set to None #422
Problem
In adf_info.py, when baseline_ts_done is True, the first branch sets baseline_hist_locs = None. The second branch then unconditionally called any(baseline_hist_locs), which raises TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable. Even when baseline_ts_done is False, if cam_hist_loc is not provided in the config, the same crash occurs.
Changes in lib/adf_info.py
Changed if any(baseline_hist_locs): to elif baseline_hist_locs and any(baseline_hist_locs): — makes the two year-finding branches mutually exclusive (matching the intended logic) and guards against None when neither time series nor history files are configured.
Removed a duplicate file_list = sorted(...) glob call that executed before the is_dir() check; the same call already existed after the check.
Removed a redundant base_nickname assignment block that was inside the history-files branch but was immediately overwritten by the identical block that runs unconditionally just below it.