Use is_effectively_ghosted() in PetscVector#4430
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roystgnr merged 2 commits intolibMesh:develfrom Apr 7, 2026
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I only need this for PetscVector, for several layers of reasons at this point, but I suppose it is the sort of thing that could be useful in general and from user code, so we'll make it public and leave it in the base class.
Now that we're storing general metadata for a constructed PetscVector in type() but sometimes doing something different with our specific Vec object for efficiency, we need to have our Vec operations match the Vec, not the metadata. This fixes a MOOSE regression for me.
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Now that we're storing general metadata for a constructed PetscVector in type() but sometimes doing something different with our specific Vec object for efficiency, we need to have our Vec operations match the Vec, not the metadata.
This fixes a MOOSE regression for me, thanks to @loganharbour for pointing out the CI failure.