Robert Speck

Second that. I struggle to get the html and js file out of the action without any commits, pushes fetches etc. Any plans to make this work? It looks like...

I guess having these files as artifacts would be great. Then users can decide what to do with them and where and when. Does that make sense?

Please add a small example or a test of this new preconditioner. Looks interesting, but I'd like to see this at work (and so does my CI monster).

Yes. This is the problem with the current test suite: it mixes integration and unit tests in an unhealthy way. Ideally, we have a set of unit tests which run...

Unit tests are supposed to be tests that are isolated and rather low level. They may dependent on other units, but should not cover interplay of components. However, these are...

Integration tests then put together these components to do meaningful stuff, i.e. in the controller classes and maybe the tutorials. Acceptance tests are the projects, I'd say.

Good point, @lisawim and @brownbaerchen. I introduced the timeout plugin to avoid having to monitor the timings manually. Test SHOULD be designed to run quickly, but developers have to take...

Can you also replace the `comp2_mesh`, too? I always wanted to merge all of these numpy-based data types into one core class, with whatever components the "users" want. So, I'm...

In any case, if we do this and if this actually replaces the IMEX mesh, we'd probably need more documentation to the new classes.

I like that! Yet another dirty code where I did not find a better way to handle this. This would be great to have!