Use a single ProcessPoolExecutor

[jan-janssen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the efficiency and correctness of energy calculation tests by restructuring the execution context for generating structures.
• Tests
  • Enhanced the logical flow of the test execution for energy calculations using LAMMPS.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifying the test_calc_evcurve_functional function in the tests/test_evcurve_lammps_function_parallel.py file. The primary adjustment is the relocation of the generate_structures_helper call into the with ProcessPoolExecutor() as exe: context manager, ensuring that the structure generation occurs within the parallel execution environment.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
tests/test_evcurve_lammps_function_parallel.py	Moved generate_structures_helper call inside the ProcessPoolExecutor context manager for better resource management.

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Changes hop in a bright new way.
Structures generated, oh what a sight,
With processes working, all feels just right!
So let’s dance and cheer, hip-hip-hooray,
For the code that now leaps through the day! 🐇✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between fa7bb32 and 67b9c7e.

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tests/test_evcurve_lammps_function_parallel.py (1)

40-46: Good use of ProcessPoolExecutor context.

Moving the generate_structures_helper call inside the ProcessPoolExecutor context is a positive change, ensuring that all related tasks are managed within the same execution context. This should enhance both the efficiency and correctness of the parallel execution.

However, it's crucial to verify that the structure_dict generated is correctly utilized in subsequent function calls within this context. Ensure that the structure_dict is not only correctly populated but also appropriately used in the subsequent evaluate_with_parallel_executor call for energy calculation.

Consider adding unit tests or integration tests to verify the correct population and usage of structure_dict in this context.