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I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be reviewing PRs, but why not? Maybe we should discuss that actually, what the process is that we're using.
There's a bit of context missing from the description, but I'm guessing from the comment in community/interface/gd.py that this was physically unsound, and is therefore being removed?
I'm seeing a few more files with set_acceleration
in them that should probably be updated too:
src/amuse/community/mpiamrvac/interface.py
src/amuse/community/mpiamrvac/interface.t
src/amuse/test/suite/core_tests/test_bridge.py
src/amuse/test/suite/codes_tests/test_mpiamrvac.py
doc/tutorial/simplegrav/interface_1.cc
doc/reference/stellar_dynamics_interface_specification.rst
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be reviewing PRs, but why not? Maybe we should discuss that actually, what the process is that we're using.
There's a bit of context missing from the description, but I'm guessing from the comment in community/interface/gd.py that this was physically unsound, and is therefore being removed?
Yes, that's correct. The codes will always overwrite the acceleration, so setting this is misleading.
I'm seeing a few more files with
set_acceleration
in them that should probably be updated too:* `src/amuse/community/mpiamrvac/interface.py` * `src/amuse/community/mpiamrvac/interface.t` * `src/amuse/test/suite/core_tests/test_bridge.py` * `src/amuse/test/suite/codes_tests/test_mpiamrvac.py`
In these cases it seems to be used in a different way, maybe needs to be addressed but that would be a different PR.
* `doc/tutorial/simplegrav/interface_1.cc` * `doc/reference/stellar_dynamics_interface_specification.rst`
Updated.
fixes #862