PyAEDT v0.10

[Samuelopez-ansys]

Dear PyAEDT users,

🚀 We're excited to share the news of the official release of PyAEDT 0.10! 🚀

As part of this update, the pyaedt module is now an alias to our new package structure, based on ansys.aedt.core. To take full advantage of the improvements, please update your imports accordingly.

For instance:

# Old import
import pyaedt

# FutureWarning: Module 'pyaedt' has become an alias to the new package structure.
Please update you imports to use the new architecture based on 'ansys.aedt.core'. 
In addition, some files have been renamed to follow the PEP 8 naming convention. 
The old structure and file names will be deprecated in future versions, see https://aedt.docs.pyansys.com/version/stable/release_1_0.html_

# New import
import ansys.aedt.core

Additionally, we've renamed some files to follow the PEP 8 naming convention, aligning with industry standards for cleaner and more maintainable code. The old structure and file names will be deprecated in future versions, so make the necessary changes now.

🎉 New Features and Updates:

• New Far-field post-processing Class: We've introduced a new class dedicated to far-field visualization, Farfield. This addition will significantly enhance the workflow for users working with far-field data, providing more robust and streamlined tools to analyze and visualize results.

• IronPython and Python 3.7 deprecation: We officially drop support for IronPython and Python 3.7. As these versions have reached their end of life, they are no longer supported. We strongly encourage all users to upgrade to newer versions of Python to benefit from the latest performance improvements, security updates, and new features.

For more details on this release, check out the documentation: Release Notes.

Thank you for being part of the PyAEDT community! 🙌