changes aerodynamic_surfaces.add to add_surfaces

[GabrielBarberini]

rely on rocketpy.rocket.add_surfaces for static margin calculation and aerodynamic surface setting

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the process of adding aerodynamic surfaces to the rocket model, streamlining functionality.

• Refactor

  • Consolidated methods for adding aerodynamic surfaces, enhancing efficiency without altering public interfaces.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request modify the RocketService class in lib/services/rocket.py, specifically the from_rocket_model method. The update replaces the method for adding aerodynamic surfaces to the rocketpy_rocket object, changing from rocketpy_rocket.aerodynamic_surfaces.add() to rocketpy_rocket.add_surfaces(). Additionally, the previous method call to evaluate_static_margin() has been removed. These modifications streamline the process of managing aerodynamic surfaces without altering the public interface or overall functionality of the class.

Changes

File	Change Summary
lib/services/rocket.py	Updated from_rocket_model method to replace rocketpy_rocket.aerodynamic_surfaces.add() with rocketpy_rocket.add_surfaces(). Removed call to evaluate_static_margin().

Possibly related PRs

• Minor bug fix and feature extension #33: The changes in lib/services/rocket.py regarding the from_rocket_model method's handling of fin sets are directly related to the modifications made in the same method in the retrieved PR, which also involves updating how fins are processed and added to the rocketpy_rocket object.

Suggested reviewers

• phmbressan
• Gui-FernandesBR
• aasitvora99

🐰 In the rocket's flight, we soar so high,
With surfaces added, we touch the sky.
A method streamlined, no margin to weigh,
Off we go, into the bright day!
Hopping with joy, our journey's begun,
A tale of rockets, oh what fun! 🚀✨

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

lib/services/rocket.py (1)

77-77: Approved: Consistent API change completed for all surface types.

The change to rocketpy_rocket.add_surfaces() for the Tail section completes the consistent implementation of the new API across all surface types (NoseCone, FinSet, and Tail). This modification successfully achieves the PR objective of changing aerodynamic_surfaces.add to add_surfaces throughout the from_rocket_model method.

Consider updating the class or method documentation to reflect this API change, especially if it impacts how users interact with the RocketService class.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

lib/services/rocket.py (3)

72-72: Approved: Consistent API change for FinSet.

The modification from rocketpy_rocket.aerodynamic_surfaces.add() to rocketpy_rocket.add_surfaces() for the FinSet is consistent with the change in the NoseCone section, maintaining API consistency across different surface types.

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64-77: Summary: Successful API change with potential stability calculation impact.

The changes consistently implement the new add_surfaces() API across all surface types (NoseCone, FinSet, and Tail), achieving the PR objective. However, the removal of evaluate_static_margin() calls raises concerns:

1. It's unclear if this removal affects the rocket's stability calculations.
2. There might be a need to call this method elsewhere in the codebase.

Please address the following:

1. Confirm that removing evaluate_static_margin() doesn't negatively impact the rocket's stability calculations.
2. If necessary, implement evaluate_static_margin() calls at an appropriate location in the code to ensure proper stability evaluation.
3. Update relevant documentation or comments to reflect these changes in the stability calculation process.

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64-64: Approved: API simplification for adding surfaces.

The change from rocketpy_rocket.aerodynamic_surfaces.add() to rocketpy_rocket.add_surfaces() simplifies the API and aligns with the PR objective. However, the removal of evaluate_static_margin() needs verification.

Please run the following script to check if evaluate_static_margin() is called elsewhere in the codebase:

If there are no other occurrences, consider if this removal affects the rocket's stability calculations and if it needs to be called elsewhere.