As a developer I'd like to run the pytrnsys examples as integration tests on GitHub during continuous integration to guard better against introducing breaking changes to pytrnsys.
We can have Windows runners for GitHub actions, so this shouldn't be a problem technically. However, this would require setting aside a TRNSYS license for this purpose (Are there/do we have floating licenses?).
I think it's a great idea, and probably well worth the license fees... We would need to check how it works with the license in the virtual environment.
As a developer I'd like to run the pytrnsys examples as integration tests on GitHub during continuous integration to guard better against introducing breaking changes to pytrnsys.
We can have Windows runners for GitHub actions, so this shouldn't be a problem technically. However, this would require setting aside a TRNSYS license for this purpose (Are there/do we have floating licenses?).