Add PyFluent to both Fluids and Meshing families #899
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raph-luc
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Mar 27, 2025
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@jorgepiloto please take a look, I don't know if this is going to work or how to test this. Feel free to take over this branch or proceed however you prefer, I am doing this just in case it is a simple change and this works
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@jorgepiloto - can you confirm @raph-luc's comment? |
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Is this going to work? Ideally, PyFluent would show up for both Fluids and Meshing filters, as it is used for both