feat: Add features to ApplicationRuntime. - #5243
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This PR also contains some clean up of unnecessary pyfluent level imports from the "_grpc_services" layer. |
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The 27R1 tests are expected to pass in the Nightly Dev test run: https://github.com/ansys/pyfluent/actions/runs/28999499137 |
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Context
Some methods to be queried from Fluent and act as better tests over using dry_run to ensure the command actually does what is expected
Change Summary
Add methods to Application Runtime service to query:
Dimension
Precision
Processor Count
UI mode
Graphics driver (oneof linux and windows)
GPU configuration
Impact
Users to be able to query the above from application runtime service available under session.
Sample calls: