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I would prefer to not let have simdb any special cases for pyMOR. One could think of some mechanism, however, to customize pickling.
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I ran across the need to use pyMORs more advanced pickling in simdb quite often in the recent past, so any mechanism in simdb would be appreciated.
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What is the benefit of these changes?
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In an interactive (notebook) session, I want to manually declare the run finished to start postprocessing. In particular in a notebook, the run is only declared finished upon closing the notebook, so any code relying on asserting that the current run is finished usually requires a notebook restart, and so on...
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This seems helpful. Can you make a separate PR for it?
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just FYI