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Good implementation, and thank you for doing this @Kaos599.
A few tests are failing though:
- This looks like it is the read/write cycle test, and it's because an implicit importance is now being printed. @tjlaboss should we update the logic to leave these as implicit? I think so.
- A doc test is failing. All of the example code in our documentation is ran and tested. In this case the issue is this importance tutorial. The expected output just needs to be updated
- Changelog. You need to update the changelog
CHANGELOG.rstordoc/source/changelog.rst. You can see some examples in there, but this should be considered a feature.
In addition the doc strings should be updated to note the default behavior has changed. I think the clearest place for this is in montepy.Cell.importance. This should have a ..versionchanged:: annotation stating this default changed. Plan on this being released as part of version 1.2.0
- Change default importance value from 0.0 to 1.0 to match MCNP defaults - Add _explicitly_set flag to track explicit vs implicit importance values - Update tests, documentation, and changelog for the new default - Update deletion behavior to reset to default importance (1.0)
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@Kaos599 this is some good progress. I think there's a little bit of a more elegant way to do this.
I looked into the test failure, and it doesn't look great, but let's try switching to my proposed method, and then see what's going on with that bug. I'll help you with debugging the read/write cycle bug that has popped up.
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should i continue with the requested changes? or has this been fixed @MicahGale ? |
Yes please go ahead with these changes, and then we'll look at the bug that cropped up. |
- Introduced _DEFAULT_IMP constant for default importance value. - Updated methods to utilize _DEFAULT_IMP for consistency. - Changed has_information property to check against _DEFAULT_IMP. - Modified test integration to include additional edge cases.
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| | {"testRead.imcnp", "readEdgeCase.imcnp", "test_complement_edge.imcnp", "test_interp_edge.imcnp"} |
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These test files are meant to be challenging, you can't just say to not test them because it causes failures.
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This is looking pretty good. Just need to clean up the test suite.
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Don't delete tests because they are inconvenient. Let me know if you need help debugging the test failures.
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As I mentioned before you can't remove these from the test suite without detailed justification.
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Hey sorry, this shouldnt happen.
I was trying to understand what tests exactly do what and where they fails. I will rectify it
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These bugs are a little beyond the "scope" of this feature, so I'm willing to try and fix them. Alright if I do so and open a PR into your branch? |
Yes sure! Thank you |
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I just wanted to check in. I think the PR I opened for you should get this PR pretty close to being ready. |
Pull Request Checklist for MontePy
Description
Changed the default cell importance from 0.0 to 1.0 to prevent MCNP fatal errors when creating new cells programmatically. This provides a safer default that maintains particle transport instead of killing particles.
Changes Made:
montepy/data_inputs/importance.py:_generate_default_cell_tree()to use 1.0 instead of 0.0__getitem__()default return value to 1.0tests/test_importance.py:test_default_cell_importance()testVerification:
montepy.Cell().importance.neutron == 1.0passesWhy This Change:
The original default of 0.0 was dangerous because MCNP treats importance 0.0 as "kill this particle", leading to silent failures when creating cells programmatically. Importance 1.0 is a safer, neutral default that preserves expected particle transport behavior.
Fixes #735
General Checklist
blackversion 25.LLM Disclosure
Were any large language models (LLM or "AI") used in to generate any of this code?
Documentation Checklist
First-Time Contributor Checklist
pyproject.tomlif you wish to do so.Additional Notes for Reviewers
Ensure that:
📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://montepy--830.org.readthedocs.build/en/830/