Bcl stage updates

[DavidGoldwasser]

@nllong and @kflemin

I renamed any files under tests directory that start with test and updated XML's and other references to those files before trying to stage and push to BCL. Everything that was put in the staged/update directory was uploaded using rake push, but everything in staged/push failed to post with rake task. All but one of them successfully uploaded using web interface with one exception. create_parametric_schedules shows waiting for approval, but I don't see in it group content.

One last thing. For some reason create_DOE_prototype_building shows up in push instead of update even though it is already on BCL with matching UUID. After manually updating the measure instead, and re-staging, it still showed as 'push`. Not sure of the cause

[DavidGoldwasser]

This branch was made from the rake_update branch which is open as another pull request.

[nllong]

@DavidGoldwasser -- looks like the tests are failing. Is this still good to merge?

[DavidGoldwasser]

@nllong One in 15 tests in SetWindowToWallRatioByFacade failed, I'm almost certain because of intersection, as it is test with door, that probably splits walls before adding windows. This measure wasn't touched here. Do I just keep kicking off CI again until it passes? I feel like I'm spinning plates trying to keep them from falling in never ending loop.

Failure: test_door_nothing(Minitest::Result) [/home/ubuntu/jenkins/workspace/dio-model-articulation-gem_PR-29/openstudio_3_x/lib/measures/SetWindowToWallRatioByFacade/tests/SetWindowToWallRatioByFacade_Test.rb:601]: Expected false to be truthy.

[nllong]

Oh man. Non determistic CI is a major problem. Why would kicking off another CI run cause things to pass all of a sudden? Which part of the model generation is non-deterministic?

[DavidGoldwasser]

@nllong Non-Deterministic items

• when intersection crashes seems non-deterministic, and also platform specific.
• Need to write test but believe based on input from @kflemin that asking for OpenStudio model objects like surfaces etc. is non-deterministic now. Not sure if this is new to 3.0. Cat has been helping to update ruby code in openstudio-extension_gem to sort any model objects before using them, but this may extend to openstudio-standards as well. Or just other measures that don't always sort objects when the order shouldn't matter.
• Saw some issues with ruby hashes being non-deterministic when not sorted, but that may go back to when hash is made by getting OpenStudio model objects.

[DavidGoldwasser]

@nllong Looks like the second attempt worked :) I know we still have to address this, I'll try to file an OS issue this weekend if I can setup script to show it.