Previously you could choose the name of the timeslice levels using the level_names argument in settings.toml. However, since #289, the default level names ("month", "day" and "hour") are hardcoded in many different places in the code, but we still accept the level_names argument in settings.toml. If anyone tries to change this, the model will fail.
I think before it would also accept fewer or more timeslice levels (at least according to the documentation, although I haven't tried this), but obviously now it's restricted to three levels.
To Reproduce
Try changing level_names for any of the example models
Expected behavior
We should either change the code to stop hardcoding level names, or remove the level_names option from settings.toml so the defaults ("month", "day" and "hour") are mandated.
I'd probably go with the latter, as it doesn't seem like there would be much use for changing the level names, but maybe I'm wrong?
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Describe the bug
Previously you could choose the name of the timeslice levels using the
level_namesargument insettings.toml. However, since #289, the default level names ("month", "day" and "hour") are hardcoded in many different places in the code, but we still accept thelevel_namesargument insettings.toml. If anyone tries to change this, the model will fail.I think before it would also accept fewer or more timeslice levels (at least according to the documentation, although I haven't tried this), but obviously now it's restricted to three levels.
To Reproduce
Try changing
level_namesfor any of the example modelsExpected behavior
We should either change the code to stop hardcoding level names, or remove the
level_namesoption fromsettings.tomlso the defaults ("month", "day" and "hour") are mandated.I'd probably go with the latter, as it doesn't seem like there would be much use for changing the level names, but maybe I'm wrong?
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