The current merging of partitions is opportunistic in terms of face ordering, e.g. simply concatenating. This means that the resulting merged topology might have a different face numbering than the original topology, pre-partitioning.
Then, the results cannot be compared with e.g. input: while the topology is equivalent, the ordering of values is different.
The current merging of partitions is opportunistic in terms of face ordering, e.g. simply concatenating. This means that the resulting merged topology might have a different face numbering than the original topology, pre-partitioning.
Then, the results cannot be compared with e.g. input: while the topology is equivalent, the ordering of values is different.