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@castelao This is ready for review. A big PR so you don't need to go into details but maybe glancing at the GHA filer and the docs updates would be good |
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I'm working on this review but wanted to share a thought before finishing it. For the edge case that we discussed today, would a simple pixi -e <env> install would resolve the issue? Even with the cache and not touching pyproject.toml, would it 're-install' COMPASS since it is in editable mode?
Yea actually that's a good idea. I will go ahead and add that |
* Update docstrings * Add distributed wind ordinance file * Add `__init__.py` * Add first pass of graphs for d wind * Move system size reminder to be technology-specific * Rename variable * Update name * Add initial version of parsing for dwind * Remove unused keys * Fix system size prompt * ANother fix for system size * Fix import * Update example * System size fix * No need for primary or special use districts for dwind * Add max turbine height clarifications * Add clarification about participating owners * Add clarification about costs * Add tower density for DWind * Rename classes * Rename module * Add "accessory wind" as tech * Try to fix tests * Cache only on main branch * Don't cache on branch * Update lockfile * Guard Python in the rdev env * Run locked tests specifically * Add release instructions * Add install command to GHA * Bump elm dep
Very heavily based on utility-wind extraction