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We have nearly everything available to make cashocs jobs restartable. Meshes can be read from saved state files and can (soon) be extracted to gmsh again. These can then be used to define a new initial geometry, and so on.
I think that it is not so sensible to create a script which automatically converts everything to restart automatically. I think there are way too many variables in which users set up their code and where things (e.g. meshes) are stored.
Maybe it makes sense to add a restart = bool config option... This would take the config as it is and look for the latest available checkpoint automatically. If none is found, then the script is run as-is.
The difficulty with this approach is that the mesh filename has to be changed dynamically: Is this possible? Do we have to overload the cashocs.import_mesh functionality? This is where the interplay fenics <-> cashocs is crucial and leads to problems...
We have nearly everything available to make cashocs jobs restartable. Meshes can be read from saved state files and can (soon) be extracted to gmsh again. These can then be used to define a new initial geometry, and so on.
What we still need is:
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