Install FEniCS via apt-get
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Interesting observation: The caching I mentioned above seems to cause some problem. The first time I installed FEniCS using the action everything worked. The second time (when the cache is used) it does not work anymore. I reran the tests that originally worked and they also seem to be broken now (presumably due to caching). I will now go without the action as an alternative without caching. |
BenjaminRodenberg
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There is no huge difference in runtime for using a docker container with pre-installed FEniCS vs. installing it in the test via |
IshaanDesai
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Instead of using (and maintaining) the container
benjaminrodenberg/fenicswe can also use a github action to install FEniCS. As far as I understand the action automatically uses a caching mechanism to keep the time for installing packages on top of the base container at a minimum.