Learn How to Shorten Number of Periods in Run

[ecwood]

For debugging purposes, this would be much easier.

[ecwood]

So far, I've had to edit

• constraints.R
• gcam-usa/A23.elecS_globaltech_non_energy_inputs.csv
• zchunk_LA125.hydrogen.R
• A23.elecS_stubtech_energy_inputs.csv

• Error: target module_emissions_L251.en_ssp_nonco2 failed.
  diagnose(module_emissions_L251.en_ssp_nonco2)$error$message:
  left_join_no_match: NA values in new data columns
  diagnose(module_emissions_L251.en_ssp_nonco2)$error$calls:
  gcamdata:::module_emissions_L251.en_ssp_nonco2("MAKE", c(emissions.A_regions, 
  energy.calibrated_techs, energy.calibrated_techs_bld_det, 
  energy.mappings.UCD_techs_revised, L161.SSP2_EF, L161.SSP15_EF, 
  L161.SSP34_EF, L201.nonghg_steepness, L223.GlobalTechEff_elec))
  L251.ssp15_ef %>% filter(supplysector == "electricity") %>% left_join_error_no_match(L223.GlobalTechEff_elec, 
  by = c(supplysector = "sector.name", subsector = "subsector.name", 
      stub.technology = "technology", "year")) %>% mutate(emiss.coeff = round(emiss.coeff/efficiency, 
  emissions.DIGITS_EMISS_COEF)) %>% select(LEVEL2_DATA_NAMES[["OutputEmissCoeff"]])
  select(., LEVEL2_DATA_NAMES[["OutputEmissCoeff"]])
  mutate(., emiss.coeff = round(emiss.coeff/efficiency, emi
  Execution halted
  make: *** [Makefile:5: xml] Error 1

Configuration file:  configuration_ref.xml
Parsing input files...
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: Archived non-system classes are disabled because the java.system.class.loader property is specified (value = "WildcardExpandingClassLoader"). To use archived non-system classes, this property must be not be set
Parsing ../input/gcamdata/xml/hector.xml scenario component.
Parsing ../input/gcamdata/xml/socioeconomics_gSSP2.xml scenario component.
Parsing ../input/gcamdata/xml/resources.xml scenario component.
Parsing ../input/gcamdata/xml/en_supply.xml scenario component.
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<boost::bad_lexical_cast> >'
  what():  bad lexical cast: source type value could not be interpreted as target