Unreleased

Features

Fixes

0.0.5 Patch Release - Miraculous Mary (2024-02-23)

Features

• Improve reading error message #134

• Remove facade relicts #135

• Add dev install version #147

Fixes

• Remove specific dirs from flake8 & isort #136

• Update lp-files to pyomo6.7 #148

• Rework periodic value deserialization #154

• Fix oemof.solph version to v0.5.2dev1 #157

• Fix oemof.solph version to v0.5.2.dev1 #159

0.0.4 Patch Release (2023-08-31)

Features

• Add PR template #129

• Add deprecation warning for python3.8 #125

• Update to oemof.solph 0.5.1 latest changes #123

• Add multi-period deserialization #112

• Add multi-period investment #108

• Make oemof.solph 0.5.1 work #107

• Split facades into submodules #92

• Add postprocessing module #102

Fixes

• Update neglected CHANGELOG #130

0.0.3 (2022-01-26)

Fixes

• Fix link by not setting constraints that limit direction #38

• Fix storage investment #33

• Link investment #28

• Variable cost #24

• Marginal cost #23

Features

• Adjust to new oemof.solph structure #21

• Allow to define custom foreign keys #39

• Add constraint tests for most facades #35, #42

• Reduce number of imported packages #32, #49

• Cleaned up the badges in README #59

• Move most CI services to github actions #37

0.0.2 (2019-07-08)

0.0.1 (2018-12-12)

• Moved the datapackage reader from core oemof into this package. That means the basic functionality of deserializing energy systems from datapackages has finally arrived.

• Moved Facade classes from renpass into this package. The Facade classes are designed to complement the datapackage reader, by enabling easy construction of energy system components from simple tabular data sources.

• Also moved the example datapackages from renpass into this package. These datapackages provide a good way of at least testing, that the datapackage reader doesn’t throw errors.

0.0.0 (2018-11-23)

• First release on PyPI. Pretty much non functional because it only consists of the package boilerplate and nothing else. But this is what a version zero is for, IMHO.