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Implement file and database IO functions in
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#189Implement file and database IO functions in
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What is
mcpl
? I'm not familiar with that, assuming that the directory name is for a code source.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I'm not entirely sure, but it appears to be some sort of file format. I added MCPL to SaltProc's CI in #182, but I forgot to add full caching support, which I am doing here.
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Ok I just hadn't heard of it before and I was curious.
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Why are you ignoring all of these integration tests?
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The serpent ones require export controlled software, which I don't even know how I would get onto a GH actions runner, and the OpenMC ones take a long time to run, too long for CI in my opinion.
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Ok. I get not including the serpent tests. Is there a way to speed up the OpenMC tests? Also, what is even being tested in the CI if you include
tests/
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I second Amanda's question.
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I haven't been able to find a way to do this.
tests/
is not being ignored, only the directories that have the--ignore
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Is the volume 1.0 here because the example is only examining a small portion of the salt?
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Ok, maybe my suggestion wasn't that great because it's pretty similar to this one.
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Maybe something like
stoch_volume
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Or stoch_vol, if you're worried about length?
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Nice addition!
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This may cause issues on windows machines, FYI.
See related
watts
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Could be okay if you're not using PIPE.
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I'm not very familiar with
abc
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Are _convert_name_to_nuccode() and convert_nuclide_code_to_name() placeholders for now?
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No, but I'd like to consolidate many of these nuclide code to nuclide name conversion functions. See issue #191