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(don't merge) Jonas crash test #1065

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@ursg ursg commented Nov 29, 2024

This PR is a sanity check for debugging purposes of a attempted revert ghost translation for the FIF run, which in our current test is crashing as scale during adaptive refinement.

Not to be merged.

(Also note this is filed against master and not dev so it includes a huge amount of extraneous commits. This is because we do not want to have Ghost Translation merged.)

lkotipal and others added 30 commits April 24, 2024 11:42
std::vector already has a perfectly good copy assignment operator, no need to reinvent the wheel
(This probably broke Vlasiator in all other MPI implementations apart
 from openmpi)
For neighbor finding tests, it was disabled in all but x.
Leftover from dccrg neighbor debugging.
Since the required changes are anyway part of a PR, they are visible in
that repository.
It was only removed for debugging purposes anyway.
ursg and others added 30 commits November 6, 2024 10:43
Build testpackage data with new gcc version on carrington.
Fixed typo in documentation.
…epping_interpolation

Reverse direction when stepping back to hit exact radius when tracing.
New AMR criteria, pressure anisotropy and velocity vorticity.
Update C++ standard from C++17 to C++20 in Makefile.lumi_gnu_2403
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