Closed tyralla closed 1 month ago
We crossed out many tasks from our list to keep the focus on the new submodel concept and the related models. We will postpone the "huge verification topic" to a later HydPy release. However, we hope to make at least some progress in handling meteorological input time series.
I added a few tasks that mainly deal with submodularisation and model renaming.
We also aim to improve some aspects of the online documentation soon but still need to clarify whether we consider this a release blocker. Hence, I ended the corresponding item with a question mark. Maybe we do not need to decide this now and can wait a while to see how things evolve.
We agreed that HydPy 6.0 is now mature enough, and to postpone the (more important) remaining tasks to 6.1.
The current master branch contains many new features, and we think it is time to plan the release of HydPy 6.0. However, some require polishment beforehand, and there are also many ideas we have not started implementing yet. So, to bring order into the process, we try to list all possible features.
The first draft lists all currently open issues and a few related points which are not explicitly addressed. Given the number of open issues, we clearly must focus on the most relevant or urgent ones.
A tick in the box means "implemented"; a crossed-out entry means "postponed".
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into submodels. This would complete our submodularisation efforts to a great extent, but is likely too much effort to be included in HydPy 6.0.~HydPy-Meteo
models' usability.HydPy-AET-Evap-AMBAV-1.0
. Also, we do not plan to improve HydPy-Evap-MORSIM "hydrologically" (but maybe "technically", see below).PY
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. So, we now tend to condense these models into, at best, one model by factoring out their peculiarities into submodels. This would significantly improve maintainability and usability, but we are still unsure if such an approach would be successful.~