Updated to support the latest release of PowerModels. I also tidied up the code along the way and added a number of issues for points that can be cleaned up later on.
Where the results changed as compared to the previous version.
As a general note, some parts of the code support multinetwork, others support both multinetwork and multi-conductor. Consequently, its not always clear how general any given function should be. If you don't plan to use either feature, there are now a number of helper functions (i.e. ref, var, con, ...) that could be used to simplify the code by always using the default network and conductor.
Updated to support the latest release of PowerModels. I also tidied up the code along the way and added a number of issues for points that can be cleaned up later on.
The most important point for review is, https://github.com/lanl-ansi/PowerModelsGMD.jl/blob/pms-v0.8/test/gmd.jl#L105
Where the results changed as compared to the previous version.
As a general note, some parts of the code support multinetwork, others support both multinetwork and multi-conductor. Consequently, its not always clear how general any given function should be. If you don't plan to use either feature, there are now a number of helper functions (i.e. ref, var, con, ...) that could be used to simplify the code by always using the default network and conductor.