Update ansys-dpf-core

[germa89]

As the title.

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[germa89]

Just testing.

[germa89]

Hopefully this has been addressed in the new version: ansys/pydpf-core#1438

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 84.16%. Comparing base (dc0a56c) to head (5e0387a).
Report is 6 commits behind head on main.

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[germa89]

Still broken. @PProfizi

[PProfizi]

Hi @germa89,

Looking at the error, it seems you get the error linked to the change in operator naming for NMISC and SMISC.
I think you are already aware that sadly there was a breaking change on those. I just would like to understand why you would get this error here. What server version is this pipeline using?
I see a Docker image for 22.2 being used, isn't that a bit old?

[germa89]

Hi @germa89,

Looking at the error, it seems you get the error linked to the change in operator naming for NMISC and SMISC. I think you are already aware that sadly there was a breaking change on those. I just would like to understand why you would get this error here. What server version is this pipeline using? I see a Docker image for 22.2 being used, isn't that a bit old?

Hi @PProfizi

Yes, it is a bit old. But I didn't have the time to figure it out how to deploy a newer version of DPF in our CICD. I know the docker registry I'm using hasn't been updated in 2 years. I'm happy to get some guidance on how to use newer versions of DPF in our CICD.