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I guess we should take care about changing this behavior on which MIRGECom depends (more-or-less). Less now since we almost exclusively use interior_trace_pairs to get data on the partition boundaries. I might argue for leaving the current behavior alone and adding a separate facility for communicating data that is already on the boundary, as that seems like a less-needed functionality (i.e. from the MIRGECom perspective).
I might argue for leaving the current behavior alone and adding a separate facility for communicating data that is already on the boundary, as that seems like a less-needed functionality (i.e. from the MIRGECom perspective).
I completely agree. I wasn't suggesting we break backward compatibility, and I wasn't sure of a use case. It just seemed odd that things were being done that way.
That makes it impossible to communicate quantities that are already on the boundary. No good reason for that restriction.
cc @matthiasdiener @majosm @MTCam @thomasgibson
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