This share was set to 50% for all datasets and was removed from the data pipelines in https://github.com/quintel/etdataset/pull/989. The input setting the share of solar thermal in its total potential however has remained unchanged: households_water_heater_solar_thermal_share. This effectively means that users previously set the potential of at maximum 50% of the useful demand for hot water. Now, with the same input, they set the potential of at maximum 100%.
Solution
A migration needs to be added that adjust the input by setting it to 50% of its original value.
Example
To demonstrate, II3050v2 Decentral initiatives on production gives 23 PJ of solar thermal heat production with the input set at 95%, while the same scenario on master gives 46 PJ with 95%.
Issue In https://github.com/quintel/etsource/commit/f9a2ba437ad25db59804ce73bd412e1b71f551ea the graph structure of the solar thermal heater for households hot water was revised. This was part of https://github.com/quintel/etsource/pull/2997 and removed the need to have a
child_sharein the data pipelines:This share was set to 50% for all datasets and was removed from the data pipelines in https://github.com/quintel/etdataset/pull/989. The input setting the share of solar thermal in its total potential however has remained unchanged:
households_water_heater_solar_thermal_share. This effectively means that users previously set the potential of at maximum 50% of the useful demand for hot water. Now, with the same input, they set the potential of at maximum 100%.Solution A migration needs to be added that adjust the input by setting it to 50% of its original value.
Example To demonstrate, II3050v2 Decentral initiatives on production gives 23 PJ of solar thermal heat production with the input set at 95%, while the same scenario on master gives 46 PJ with 95%.