Zenodo Release

This release includes improved functionality to specify the initial value of particles initialised during the simulation, flake8 linting of all python code, environment updates to support Ubuntu Impish, reinstates (limited) openmp support.

Zenodo Release

This release was used in "Effects of post-subduction processes on continental lithosphere", Pilia et al. It contains improvements in mesh movement in combinations with free surface, adaptivity and/or control volume advection described in PRs #333 and #334

Zenodo release

This was the version of Fluidity used in Thomas Duvernay's paper "Linking Intra-Plate Volcanism to Lithospheric Structure and Asthenospheric Flow" submitted to G-cubed

New test cases "Analytical solutions for mantle flow in cylindrical and spherical shells"

This release adds new test cases described in the GMD paper "Analytical solutions for mantle flow in cylindrical and spherical
shells"

Final Python2 support release

This is a point release to mark the last point at which Fluidity supports Python2. From this point onwards, Fluidity will depend only on Python3.

Master branch clean-up release

This release creates a final checkpoint for older codes which will be subsequently removed:

(i) reduced modelling (POD);
(ii) spontaneous potentials (and associated test), which is a part of the porous media framework;
(iii) the old solid-fluid coupling code and associated ALE mesh movement (and associated test).

Any Fluidity users needing these, or needing any porous media or implicit solids codes, should clone from this release.

This release also contains all new features/fixes since 4.1.14.

VTK6 update release

This release marks a supporting software change from VTK5-only to VTK5/VTK6 dual support. The release is required to deal with upgraded packages in the Fluidity binary distributions, which need release to support VTK6.

Note that VTK6 support is currently tested on CentOS 6 and Ubuntu 16.04.

As of this release, formal support for Intel compilers is no longer provided due to ongoing problems with Intel Fortran compilers. Fluidity is only supported building with gcc/g++/gfortran.

November 2015 Training Course Release

This is a release of Fluidity made for the November 2015 training course, tested with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, CentOS 6, and CentOS 7. Additionally, Fluidity is tested with the Intel 2015 compiler (on a customised RHEL6 system).

This will be the final release of Fluidity supporting PETSc earlier than 3.6.1; users limited to older versions of PETSc should hold on this release.

November 2014 training course release

This is a release of Fluidity made for the November 2014 training course. It contains changes since November 2013, key updates including reinstatement of Intel compiler support; Fluidity now formally supports Intel 2015 compilers and some late-version 2014 compilers. Support is also now in place for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 alongside Ubuntu LTS versions. All of the above are regularly tested within our buildbot framework.

Other changes include bug fixes to the detector code, and added support for PETSc 3.5.

There remains a pending bug fix not included in this release for Zoltan problems on some systems.