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In general, MOOSE allows PostProcessors to have the same names as the materials or variables. However, SolutionUserObject fails to read such data from an exodus file due to the name clash. It throws in the following error which is coming from libMesh and is not directly indicative of the issue.
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I'm pretty sure that SimpleAssign is only created when the left-hand side is a StaticAssignable (e.g., Var, Const, or Underscore). If the target is a pattern, then it becomes a MatchAssign, and if it is some method chain (e.g. x.y = 2), then it is converted into a Call to the y= method with x as the receiver.
With that, I think that the target property of SimpleAssign no
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