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* file_min_digits: 5->6
100k+ step runs are quite common in WarpX. To simplify
post-processing scripts, increase the default to pad to 6 digits.
This might break some hand-written scripts that use `?????`
wild-cards over `*` wildcards in regex and thus need to be updated.
But it at the same time simplifies regexes for analysis of data
series and listing of such file series.
* Update Scripts to Handle New File Names
* Fix CI Test pml_x_psatd
* Fix CI Test divb_cleaning_3d
* Fix CI Tests with EB Support
* Fix CI Tests with RZ Support
* Fix CI Tests with PICMI Support
* Use glob in Analysis of Collision Tests
* Use rstrip in Analysis of Collision Tests
* [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci
* Fix CI Tests for Langmuir_multi_1d/psatd
* Fix CI Tests for LaserInjection_1d
* Checkpoint-Restart Tests: 5 Digits
`regtest.py` in `regression_testing` hard-codes 5 digits:
```diff
--- a/regtest.py
+++ b/regtest.py
@@ -734,7 +734,7 @@ def test_suite(argv):
shutil.move(test.diffDir, orig_diff_dir)
# get the file number to restart from
- restart_file = "%s_chk%5.5d" % (test.name, test.restartFileNum)
+ restart_file = "%s_chk%6.6d" % (test.name, test.restartFileNum)
```
* PICMI Restart Tests: `warpx_file_min_digits = 5`
Same as other CI restart tests: hard-coded value in regression
suite makes this necessary.
X-ref: https://github.com/AMReX-Codes/regression_testing/issues/119
Co-authored-by: Edoardo Zoni <ezoni@lbl.gov>
Co-authored-by: pre-commit-ci[bot] <66853113+pre-commit-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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* Examples: Python ShellBang & Executable
Make sure that all PICMI scripts and all analysis Python scripts
in `Examples/` are:
- executable (`chmod a+x`)
- start with a shell-bang to `python3`
Now, all scripts can be run directly without a `python3 ...` prefix
and also default to the only right executable of Python on older
systems. (New systems always have a `python3` alias, too.)
* Revert a moved numpy
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* added tunable particle reflection from absorbing domain boundaries
* extended picmi.py to allow setting boundary reflection coefficients and added a CI test for the reflection implementation
* allow R(E) to be specified, except for embedded boundaries
* changed approach for particle reflection, now the ParticleBoundaries object will hold the reflection coefficient; reflection from EBs not implemented
* added functionality to reflect from EB; still needs to be tested for accuracy
* added support for energy dependent reflection models for domain boundaries
* fixed at least one issue causing CI fails - building reflection model parsers for not physical particle containers
* switched reflection coefficients to be functions of the velocity component perpendicular to the boundary rather than energy
* reverted initial work on reflecting from EBs
* changed naming convention for new CI test for particle reflection
* switched useMPI back to 1 in test
* breaking changes while trying to sort out GPU issue
* fixed issue with CUDA compilation - hopefully :)
* various code improvements from PR review suggestions
* fix of major issues
* no need to parse the reflection models at every step
* skip particles that are already flagged for removal in ApplyBoundaryConditions
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Axel Huebl
Roelof Groenewald
