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@paveltomin paveltomin added type: feature New feature or request flag: ready for review flag: no rebaseline Does not require rebaseline labels Aug 13, 2025
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MelReyCG commented Aug 19, 2025

I would suggest to add a bit of documentation in src\coreComponents\physicsSolvers\LogLevelsInfo.hpp:

struct SolverExecutionDetails
{
  static constexpr int getMinLogLevel() { return 2; }
  static constexpr std::string_view getDescription() { return "More precise information on solver execution + does output after every cycle."; }
};

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I would suggest to add a bit of documentation in src\coreComponents\physicsSolvers\LogLevelsInfo.hpp:

struct SolverExecutionDetails
{
  static constexpr int getMinLogLevel() { return 2; }
  static constexpr std::string_view getDescription() { return "More precise information on solver execution + does output after every cycle."; }
};

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@paveltomin paveltomin removed the request for review from wrtobin August 19, 2025 14:44
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