Rubén Zorrilla

As far as I understand, @yagofx is not using the `CoSimulationApplication` so I don't think that his troubles have something to do with the issue @juancamarotti is referring to.

> > > Hi, i am not sure about how to achieve this without inducing a performance penalty... > > > @matekelemen how would you achieve that? > > >...

Most probably you did not compile the `ConstitutiveLawsApplication`.

It seems to be some minor issue with the Python stubs @sunethwarna. In principle, you should be able to run cases. You can either disable the Python stubs generation or...

Dear @KratosMultiphysics/all , It is a known issue that some PRs, particularly those affecting the core, get stuck for quite excessive time, affecting the developers' daily work. From the @KratosMultiphysics/technical-committee...

> Hi everyone, > > I suggest the following changes to CoSimulationApplication with respect to accelerators: > > 1. Currently the accelerators are not called after convergence. This is a...

> @rubenzorrilla check that the description I added for the new mixed elements is correct It is. Thanks!

Fine for me. It would be great to have this merged for the workshop.

> I would leave the name of the parameter as `number_of_divisions` and check if its a integer or an array (example: `"number_of_divisions": [1, 1, 1]` to be in line with...

> With this new implementation, convergence could be achieved in the first iteration in an absolute sense. Is that what you mean? @rubenzorrilla I mean in zero iteration (if provided...