New scons build option introduced to replace 'system_googletest'
and allow to not use 'googletest' module while running test
(all tests that require this module could be omited)
New option description:
'googletest',
"""Select whether to use gtest/gmock from system
installation ('system'), from a Git submodule ('submodule'), to decide
automatically ('default') or don't look for gtest/gmock ('none')
and don't run tests that depend on gtest/gmock.
If this option is set then it suppress the deprecated 'system_googletest' option."""
Old option is still presented and mentioned as 'deprecated'.
Option 'googletest' supresses the old 'system_googletest' one.
Modifying Reaction and Species objects alone does not affect Kinetics or
ThermoPhase objects unless the modified objects are passed back to
modifyReaction or modifySpecies.
Saved element potentials are only valid at equilibrium, and may not be a good
guess for calls to equilibrate() after the state has changed.
By always using the estimation method for the element potentials at the start of
the ChemEquil algorithm, the results of equilibrate() are repeatable, and do not
depend on the results of previous calls to equilibrate().
Resolves#524
pip2 and pip3 used the same cache directory, resulting in a cache
invalidation warning because the Python 2 version of a package is not
compatible with Python 3. Using --no-cache-dir is recommended in
pypa/pip#5250
Use the 'loglevel' argument to the 'equilibrate' function to set the logging
level of the ChemEquil (element potential) solver, instead of relying on the
undocumented, static 'ChemEquil_print_lvl' variable which can only be set from
the C++ interface.
The check was being done at a stage where the token being checked could be just
a part of a key (if the key contained a colon), where this partial key could
correspond to another valid key.
Fixes#525
Homebrew switched their default Python recipe to Python 3, so install
python@2 recipe. Also, directly specify which version of Python should
run SCons to prevent picking up the wrong version of Python as the
sys.executable.
If Soret diffusion and mixture-averaged transport properties are
enabled, test that an exception is thrown. Also test that
multicomponent diffusion and Soret diffusion can be enabled/disabled
in either order. Also test that the automatic flame solver
correctly disables Soret diffusion.
The user can enable Soret (thermal) diffusion or multicomponent
transport in either order, but attempts to solve flame problems with
Soret enabled and the mixture-averaged transport approximation will
result in an error
