Closed millerj97 closed 7 months ago
@cj-hodgson @mkundu1 @answillgm issue affects regression
@millerj97 what is the version of PyFluent?
@mkundu1 0.20.dev12
I'm looking into the issue with
session.setup.boundary_conditions.wall["wall-pad-disc2"] = {
"thermal": {"q_dot": {"value": 2000... 000000}, "wall_thickness": {"value": 0.002}}
}
The issue is present in legacy pyconsole, new pyconsole and standalone pyfluent.
The issue with
session.results.graphics.lic["lic-1"] = {}
is present only in standalone pyfluent.
The issue with
session.results.graphics.lic["lic-1"] = {}
is pending now. The other issue has been fixed in main branch.
I found a way to reproduce the lic creation issue in Fluent's pyconsole. I'll create defect there.
Closing this as a Fluent issue is opened now.
The Fluent side issue is fixed in 24.2.
🔍 Before submitting the issue
🐞 Description of the bug
Some objects accessed by dictionary are no longer working in pyfluent standalone session and give the following error;
📝 Steps to reproduce
session = pyfluent.launch_fluent()
session.file.read_case(file_name="brake.msh") session.setup.models.energy = {"enabled": True} session.setup.general.solver.time = "unsteady-2nd-order-bounded" session.setup.materials.database.copy_by_name(type="solid", name="steel") session.setup.boundary_conditions.wall["wall-pad-disc2"] = { "thermal": {"q_dot": {"value": 2000000000}, "wall_thickness": {"value": 0.002}} }
session.results.graphics.contour["contour-1"] = {}
session.results.graphics.lic["lic-1"] = {}