A singlepoint calculation following an optimization is a very common use case. If we don't want to implement a generic workflow engine (which I'm not particularly fond of doing), having this as its own service/calculation type could cover most use cases.
A singlepoint calculation following an optimization is a very common use case. If we don't want to implement a generic workflow engine (which I'm not particularly fond of doing), having this as its own service/calculation type could cover most use cases.
Supersedes #554