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Rename from "Mach" to "MISO" #64

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@tuckerbabcock tuckerbabcock commented Jul 31, 2023

This PR renames all types, files, etc. from "mach" to the new name, "MISO".

@tuckerbabcock tuckerbabcock changed the title Rename everything from "Mach" to "MISO Rename from "Mach" to "MISO" Jul 31, 2023
@tuckerbabcock tuckerbabcock changed the base branch from master to dev July 31, 2023 18:59
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What is MISO ?

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tuckerbabcock commented Jul 31, 2023

It's our Multi-physics Integrated Simulations and Optimization (MISO) library 🙂. Renamed in part to avoid confusion with https://github.com/mdolab/MACH-Aero when we release this open-source.

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jehicken commented Aug 1, 2023

Thanks @tuckerbabcock. Does this include the flow residual code (the stuff we used for Luiz's work)? I am having trouble finding it. (Was I supposed to merge that?)

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jehicken commented Aug 1, 2023

I just saw #63. This might demand a meeting to understand where things stand.

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I don't think this explicitly included the solver we used for Luiz's work. My intention was to change the dev branch, and then before any other branches are merged into dev, we would merge dev into them and the renamed would propagate through. #63 is somewhat of a work in progress PR to remind me to eventually merge it. I think too much has changed since I opened it to merge it right away. Happy to meet to further discuss this though.

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jehicken commented Aug 1, 2023

Ok, if you think merging the flow-residual branch(es) will be relatively straightforward, then let's proceed.

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Too much to review thoroughly, I am just going to assume our tests will catch any issues.

@jehicken jehicken merged commit d42dcf1 into dev Aug 1, 2023
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