Edited m_reimann_solvers.fpp

[KrishnaSr71]

I checked with the CI, and everything seems to be working. I condensed 88 lines, but I'm thinking I can condense about 40-50 more, because there's still a lot of duplicate code with maybe one variable name different.

Also, I think I pull-requested my ci.yml file. Is it possible for you to ignore that? I couldn't figure out how to just PR the m_riemann_solvers.fpp file.

Thanks!

[henryleberre]

Welcome, @KrishnaSr71 to MFC! Your first commit has hash 91d199255357fbe06564a493844b703e850b1b25. Thus, you can

$ git reset --soft 91d199255357fbe06564a493844b703e850b1b25~1

to un-commit all of your changes, reverting to the commit prior to your first (using ~1 meaning the commit prior), while keeping your aggregate changes staged (but not committed). If you run git status you will see them as such. git log will show HEAD pointing to an upstream commit.

To discard your modifications to .github/workflows/ci.yml, you can unstage it:

$ git restore --staged .github/workflows/ci.yml

Now, only src/simulation/m_riemann_solvers.fpp is staged. You can

$ git commit
$ git push -f

to (force-)update your master branch to only contain a single commit that contains all of your changes to src/simulation/m_riemann_solvers.fpp. This will make your intermediate commits disappear.

[sbryngelson]

@KrishnaSr71 please add back the the self-hosted runners at the bottom of the CI to see if it passes on GPUs.

[sbryngelson]

@KrishnaSr71 GPU face failed -- I would look into that. The Intel cases are failing but this is expected at the moment.

[KrishnaSr71]

Got it.