#1015: increase file size limit
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Reporter: rhaas | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: EinsteinToolkit trac | Version:
Keywords: |
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Could we increase the size limit for attached files, please? Right now it
seems to be 256k which is regularly too small if I have to attach a patch
with test data. I don't really like splitting up patches into a code patch
(uncompressed) and a gzipped data patch for the test data all the time. It
is just very very error prone.
At least for logged in users.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.einsteintoolkit.org/ticket/1015>
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#907: TRAC: allow to create a ticket with review state
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Reporter: bmundim | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: EinsteinToolkit trac | Version:
Keywords: TRAC |
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Sometimes we want to create a ticket with an attached patch and assign the
ticket to be reviewed. That should be possible with only one "modify
ticket". Currently we need to create the ticket with the attachment and
then modify the ticket afterwards to review state. The problem is that
sometimes we forget to change to review state. It would be nice to do it
all at once.
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#1044: Gnuplot Cactus visualisation page has multiple issues
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Reporter: hinder | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: Cactus website | Version:
Keywords: |
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The page http://cactuscode.org/documentation/visualization/gnuPlot/ has
the following problems:
* The instructions for viewing multi-iteration 1D data from the
IOASCII thorn do not work. Since the iterations are separated by only a
single blank line, you cannot use the "index" option in the Gnuplot "plot"
command as the instructions tell you to do. I suspect that either the
output format or Gnuplot itself has changed since the instructions were
written. Erik suggests using some form of "every" to visualise this data
in Gnuplot.
* This page renders poorly in both Safari (webkit) and Firefox
(gecko). The light blue boxes containing text to be typed have a strange
artefact on the left side, and the initial paragraph is wrapped poorly.
* All of the links in the table of contents are broken.
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#450: Output elapsed times for test cases
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Reporter: eschnett | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: Cactus | Version:
Keywords: |
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To ensure that Cactus test cases don't run for too long, and to identify
those that do, we should output the run time for all test cases together
with their results.
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#229: Using a nonexistent header file should lead to an error message
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Reporter: hinder | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone:
Component: Cactus | Version:
Keywords: |
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If I have the following in my interface.ccl,
USES INCLUDE: vectors.h
but no thorn in my thornlist provides this header file, there is no error
at compile time. Further, if I #include this file in my source file, an
empty file is included, which means that again I don't get an error. The
first indication that something is wrong is that the contents of the
header file are not available, which makes debugging the problem with the
thornlist very confusing.
I propose that the CST should emit a fatal error if one of the thorns
tries to use a header file which does not exist.
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#1238: implement buffer mask in CarpetEvolutionMask
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Reporter: rhaas | Owner: eschnett
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: Carpet | Version:
Keywords: CarpetEvolutionMask |
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the attached patch implements a new integer valued grid function
carpetevolutionmask::buffer_mask which is set to 1 in buffer regions and 0
otherwise. It provides a testcase. Eventually I would like to add other
values such that the number correlates with the last MoL step for which
this point needs to be valid before MoL_CalcRHS but for which one cannot
compute a RHS in MoL_CalcRHS.
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#1222: Reduction weight for periodic domains.
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Reporter: bentivegna | Owner: eschnett
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: Carpet | Version: development version
Keywords: |
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The reduction weight of the internal points neighboring the outer
boundaries is currently set in a "trapezoidal-rule" manner (1/2 on the box
faces, 1/4 on the edges, 1/8 on the vertices, in 3D), regardless of the
nature of the boundaries. In the case of periodic boundaries with a
Coordbase::boundary_shiftout_* parameter of zero, this leads to the
assignment of a non-zero weight to some of the boundary points. This only
yields the correct result if boundary conditions have been applied, which
sometimes isn't possible/necessary.
The attached patch introduces some logic in CarpetReduce to take care of
this case. This may not be the best way to attack the problem though. One
could tackle the way weight is assigned to zero-shiftout boundaries.
Perhaps this issue is related to #1221.
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#1236: ReflectionSYmmetry does not handle vector groups of vectors correctly
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Reporter: rhaas | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: Cactus | Version:
Keywords: RelfectionSymmetry RotatingSymmetry180 RotatingSymmetry90 |
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Currently we use two different way to define vectors in Cactus:
{{{
CCTK_REAL vel[3] "some vector variable"
}}}
and
{{{
CCTK_REAL vel
{
velx, vely, velz
} "some other vector variable"
}}}
both of which work with ReflectionSymmetry since it only looks at the
ordering of variables in a group (ie does vi=CCTK_FirstVarInGroup() then
assumes vi is the x component vi+1 the y component and vi+2 the z
component).
For a group of related vectors we'd like to use
{{{
CCTK_REAL nvel[42]
{
velx, vely, velz
} "bunch of vector"
}}}
which almost works in the indeed CCTK_VarIndex("velx[0]") + 1 ==
CCTK_VarIndex("vely[0]"). Unfortunately the symmetry thorns assume that
vector groups contain precisely three members. A simple fix seems to
instead assert() that the number of members is divisible by 3 and then
loop over them in chunks of three.
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#905: NaNs in ADMBase::gxx using Development Version of ET
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Reporter: yosef@… | Type: defect
Status: new | Priority: major
Milestone: | Component: Other
Version: | Keywords:
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While testing the CCE in the ET, I stumbled across an issue
interpolating the admbase::metric at CCTK_POSTSTEP in GLOBAL mode
at particular spatial points.
The "bug" (or parfile/scheduling error) seems to be sensitive to
the exact grid setup. Basically, when I use the
qc0-mclachlan-CCE_Cauchy.par parfile, I get nans
for gxx. I made a small test thorn that only interpolates
gxx at a particular point. Nans show up at iteration 1.
attached is the parfile I used and the test thorn.
Here is the output from the above test thorn:
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = 1.1160523626974641
at iter 0 on proc 1
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = 1.1160523626974641
at iter 0 on proc 0
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = -nan
at iter 8 on proc 1
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = -nan
at iter 8 on proc 0
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = -nan
at iter 16 on proc 1
gxx(3.966899,0.000000,-17.630662) = -nan
at iter 16 on proc 0
etc....
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