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using control in DECK to initialize the control in WellState
otherwise, it might not be initialized if the well does not exisit in previous well state, which will result in undefined behavoir. it causes failure in running some realizations.
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@ -142,6 +142,10 @@ namespace Opm
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current_controls_.resize(nw);
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// The controls set in the Wells (specified in the DECK) are treated as default initial value
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for (int w = 0; w < nw; ++w) {
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current_controls_[w] = well_controls_get_current(wells->ctrls[w]);
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}
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perfRateSolvent_.clear();
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perfRateSolvent_.resize(nperf, 0.0);
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productivity_index_.resize(nw * np, 0.0);
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@ -172,8 +176,6 @@ namespace Opm
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current_controls_[ newIndex ] = prevState->currentControls()[ oldIndex ];
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// also change the one in the WellControls
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well_controls_set_current(wells->ctrls[w], current_controls_[ newIndex ]);
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} else {
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current_controls_[w] = well_controls_get_current(wells->ctrls[w]);
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}
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// wellrates
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