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You should probably be using `helics_iteration_request_iterate_if_needed`. That will wait to see if any other Federate published new values. When you do `force_iteration` the federate immediately iterates. The trick is to...

That was not what I was seeing when I was working on the iteration example. I think we even discussed this at some point. `force_iteration` in my experience had the...

I think you want your time request *after* subscription and *before* publication. That should keep the iterations in sync. There is an example in his to set this up in...

Would it be possible for you to provide some sort of log output for how the federates are moving through time and exchanging information? `iterate_if_needed` really _should_ be the call...

@Getnet-Ayele, thank you for sharing those. Here is my suspicion about at least some of what is going on. 1. I think you might not be logging things quite correctly....

I'll look into it next week and let you know

@phlptp I'm still running into issues. I ran the case where I'm requesting `HELICS_MAX_TIME` and there is a final request done in the `destroy_federate` function. (Third line of [this table](https://github.com/GMLC-TDC/HELICS-Examples/pull/72#issuecomment-1235934159)...

I just read through the comments here and on the [pull request where this came up](https://github.com/GMLC-TDC/HELICS-Examples/pull/72) and I see that the issue was unresolved. I have not done anything with...

I was running into this same issue and stumbled upon this thread. The `@raw html` solution in block form does not work for me in anything other than the main...