Closed supriyagoel closed 2 years ago
@supriyagoel I'm confused by what you want changed based on the image that you pasted. It doesn't seem to show any differences. Could you please elaborate?
@supriyagoel I made the following change:
minimum_humidity_setpoint_schedule:
Description: "Reference to the schedule containing the minimum relative humidity setpoint"
Data Type: "Reference"
Range: ">=0, <=1"
Notes: "For schedule values use relative humidity expressed on a 0 to 1 scale. Constraint to use when implemented :Schedule:"
maximum_humidity_setpoint_schedule:
Description: "Reference to the schedule containing the maximum relative humidity setpoint"
Data Type: "Reference"
Range: ">=0, <=1"
Notes: "For schedule values use relative humidity expressed on a 0 to 1 scale. Constraint to use when implemented :Schedule:"
I don't have a unit called "unitless" and I am not sure it would add any value.
I am also not sure that having a range on a reference to a schedule will translate into validating that the values of the schedule are within the range.
Addressed in 0.0.18
Thanks @JasonGlazer, the changes look good. Good to know that we don't have a way to identify a unitless parameter. The range is helpful to include
The input for maximum humidity setpoint needs units/range values to clarify that this is a fraction between 0-1 and is unitless or a %.