The 3.30.22.1 manual recommends use of "9999" as the end year of the terminal time block in order to ensure it will extend to cover the entire forecast period (page 217). However, when this approach is used, a warning is generated "...9999 reset to YrMax: XXXX". As this is a recommended approach, I don't think it should generate a warning.
To Reproduce
Set the end of the last time block to "9999".
Expected behavior
Extension of the block to the end of the forecast period without a warning.
Screenshots
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Which OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which version of SS3 are you seeing the problem on?
Describe the bug
The 3.30.22.1 manual recommends use of "9999" as the end year of the terminal time block in order to ensure it will extend to cover the entire forecast period (page 217). However, when this approach is used, a warning is generated "...9999 reset to YrMax: XXXX". As this is a recommended approach, I don't think it should generate a warning.
To Reproduce
Set the end of the last time block to "9999".
Expected behavior
Extension of the block to the end of the forecast period without a warning.
Screenshots
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Which OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which version of SS3 are you seeing the problem on?
3.30.22.1
Additional Context
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