Restrict setup_interface_count tests to serial #9423
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If we want to run these in parallel, we'll need to modify the object to make it stop counting subdomainSetup counts, which we don't expect to be consistent from partitioning to partitioning. This fixes idaholab#9422 for me.
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@aeslaughter - You may want to look at this. We might be able to come up with something that works if we control every other aspect of the problem. Control the partitioner, maybe the dimensionality of the mesh, etc. So that even under different operating systems you can get predictable counts. Even threading could be controlled, carefully under the right conditions. |
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If we want to run these in parallel, we'll need to modify the object
to make it stop counting subdomainSetup counts, which we don't expect
to be consistent from partitioning to partitioning.
This fixes #9422 for me.