Currently, input boundaries are hard-coded such that ID 1001 is slip wall for example. If we receive a grid from someone else who generated it with Gmsh, we would have to change the mesh such that wall ID's are 1001.
Instead, a better way to handle this is to pass
boundary_slip_wall_id
as a parameter for the user to input. We would still set the default ID's to avoid breaking existing tests. However, this gives flexibility for someone who simply wants to use the code, rather than develop it.
Currently, input boundaries are hard-coded such that ID 1001 is slip wall for example. If we receive a grid from someone else who generated it with Gmsh, we would have to change the mesh such that wall ID's are 1001.
Instead, a better way to handle this is to pass
boundary_slip_wall_id
as a parameter for the user to input. We would still set the default ID's to avoid breaking existing tests. However, this gives flexibility for someone who simply wants to use the code, rather than develop it.