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Currently, we define boundary conditions as constraints, but the model doesn't explicitly track/identify these. We should explicitly track these to enhance error checking and better support transformation methods.
And/or we can automatically detect them by interrogating each constraint made.
With these constraints identified, we can potentially work to avoid boundary condition conflicts. This has some connection to #166 and #167. This should be helpful with PDE transformation methods.
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Currently, we define boundary conditions as constraints, but the model doesn't explicitly track/identify these. We should explicitly track these to enhance error checking and better support transformation methods.
One possibility would be to tag them:
@constraint(model, [constr_expr], BoundaryCondition)
And/or we can automatically detect them by interrogating each constraint made.
With these constraints identified, we can potentially work to avoid boundary condition conflicts. This has some connection to #166 and #167. This should be helpful with PDE transformation methods.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: