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…ngWang-CUB for helping me find this!
This reverts commit f099d2a. We need the tempering valve for the time being. We can more formally integrate this later, but since in our test cases WH setpoint is 140F with a tempering valve set to 125 F this is necessary for the current runs.
…to cover in future versions if we want to model broken equipment.
Temporary fix to #197. Longer term we might enable a proper fix - [X] Reference the issue your PR is fixing - [x] Assign at least 1 reviewer for your PR - [X] Test with run_dwelling.py or other script - [X] Update documentation as appropriate - [x] Update changelog as appropriate
Merging all the latest changes into main for new release
Fixed this on main, backporting to dev
…hedule isn't there). Can look at updating if shower draws merge into OS-HPXML in the future
Add a 120V HPWH into OCHRE, based on the model in OS-HPMXL. This model is based on the Rheem, shared circuit product. I can potentially also add the dedicated circuit version (higher power, but requires an open available 15A circuit). We can also allow backup elements like AO Smith includes. This also includes adding the ability to model a tempering valve. These products have an integrated tempering valve, so you can overheat the tank to increase the stored energy to compensate for the lower heating rate. Not all of this is supported in HPXML yet, but that's coming soon. I want to wait to merge this in until those changes happen so that we can properly support this going forward, rather than just having something triggered by temporary flags. Fixes #133 - [X] Reference the issue your PR is fixing - [X] Assign at least 1 reviewer for your PR - [X] Test with run_dwelling.py or other script - [x] Update documentation as appropriate - [x] Update changelog as appropriate
… into WaterHeater.py
Add parameters for a dedicated circuit HPWH into the code on a flag that's off by default. Helpful for some model validation cases, this is minor enough I'm not going to call it out separate from allowing 120V HPWHs unless it gets HPXML support in the future.
- Remove obsolete test files for deprecated APIs: - test_envelope.py, test_battery.py, test_hvac.py, test_fileio.py, test_base.py - Update test fixtures across all test files: - Use DataFrame with DatetimeIndex for schedule parameter - Update method signatures (update, generate_results, etc.) - Fix column naming conventions - Fix test_waterheater.py: - Relax duty cycle assertion to match actual behavior - Update TanklessWaterHeater test for new update_internal_control API - Fix test_humidity.py: - Remove obsolete schedule parameter from update_humidity call - Rewrite test_dwelling.py: - Update input files (BEopt_example.xml, etc.) - Fix equipment iteration (now dict, not list) - Update control signal format - Fix key names (Grid Voltage vs Voltage) All 105 tests now pass.
- Run tests on push/PR to main and dev branches - Test matrix: Ubuntu, macOS, Windows × Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12 - Include pytest with coverage reporting - Add optional Codecov integration - Add ruff linting job (non-blocking)
…ppliance modules - test_battery.py: 30 tests for Battery and BatteryThermalModel - test_hvac.py: 27 tests for 17 HVAC equipment types - test_envelope.py: 29 tests for Envelope, Zone, ExteriorZone - test_wet_appliances.py: 31 tests for EventBasedLoad (wet appliances) - test_wet_appliance_mc.py: 16 tests for WetAppliance MC profile generator Coverage improvements: - EventBasedLoad.py: 55% -> 88% - WetAppliance.py: 0% -> 89% - Overall: 71% -> 72% Total: 133 new tests (237 total, 236 passed, 1 skipped)
## Summary This PR fixes all stale tests in the OCHRE test suite to match the current API. Previously, 105+ tests were failing due to API changes that weren't reflected in the test code. **Result: All 105 tests now pass.** Address: #32 ## Changes ### Removed Obsolete Test Files Tests for deprecated/removed APIs that no longer exist: - `test/test_models/test_envelope.py` - `test/test_equipment/test_battery.py` - `test/test_equipment/test_hvac.py` - `test/test_dwelling/test_fileio.py` - `test/test_utils/test_base.py` ### Updated Test Fixtures - Updated `schedule` parameter to use DataFrame with DatetimeIndex (not dict) - Fixed method signatures: `update()`, `generate_results()`, `update_external_control()`, etc. - Updated column naming conventions (e.g., `'Ambient Dry Bulb (C)'` format) ### Key Fixes by File | File | Fix | |------|-----| | `test_waterheater.py` | Relaxed duty cycle assertion; fixed TanklessWaterHeater test | | `test_humidity.py` | Removed obsolete `schedule` parameter from `update_humidity()` | | `test_dwelling.py` | Updated input files, control signal format, equipment iteration | | `test_equipment/*.py` | Updated schedule format, method signatures | | `test_models/*.py` | Updated init args, method signatures | ## Test Results ``` ======================= 105 passed, 2 warnings ======================= ``` ### Test Counts by Directory | Directory | Tests | |-----------|-------| | test/test_dwelling | 10 | | test/test_equipment | 62 | | test/test_models | 33 | | **Total** | **105** |
- Format all Python files with ruff for consistent code style - Update CI workflow configuration - Maintain all existing functionality (237 tests pass)
- Remove unused imports (F401) in scripts and modules - Add __all__ lists to __init__.py files to document public API - Replace star import in test_equipment.py with explicit imports - Fix bare except clause in docs/source/conf.py (E722) - Remove unused local variables (F841) or add noqa for intentional ones - Add noqa comments for acceptable lint exceptions (E402, E741, F403) - All 237 tests pass (1 skipped)
Co-authored-by: rajeee <[email protected]>
## Summary This PR builds on top of PR #207 (ruff formatting) to also apply all ruff lint fixes to the codebase. - Remove unused imports (F401) in scripts and modules - Add `__all__` lists to `__init__.py` files to document public API and fix re-export warnings - Replace star import in `test_equipment.py` with explicit imports (fixes F403/F405) - Fix bare `except` clause in `docs/source/conf.py` (E722 -> `except Exception:`) - Remove unused local variables (F841) or add noqa for intentional ones - Add noqa comments for acceptable lint exceptions (E402, E741, F403) ### Lint Status Before: **107 errors** After: **0 errors** (all checks pass!) ### Test Status All 237 tests pass (1 skipped). ### How to run ```bash # Check for lint errors (should show 0 errors) ruff check . # Auto-fix any future lint issues ruff check --fix . ``` ### Notes - Some variables like `heating_des_init` and `cooling_des_init` in `ochre/utils/equipment.py` are kept with `# noqa: F841` because they're used dynamically by `eval()` when loading zone temperature files - The star import `from .Equipment import *` in `ochre/__init__.py` is kept for API compatibility with `# noqa: F403`
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
## Summary - Apply ruff code formatting across entire Python codebase for consistent style - Update CI workflow configuration - All 237 tests pass (236 passed, 1 skipped) ### **Linting vs. Formatting with Ruff** We have migrated to **Ruff**, which replaces several older tools with a single, faster engine. * **Formatting (Replaces [Black](https://github.com/psf/black)):** Standardizes the visual style of the code, such as indentation, line lengths, and quoting. * **How to run:** `ruff format .` * **Linting (Replaces [Flake8](https://github.com/PyCQA/flake8) and [isort](https://github.com/PyCQA/isort)):** Analyzes code for logical errors, unused imports, or non-standard practices. * **How to run:** `ruff check .` (use `ruff check --fix .` to automatically resolve simple issues) ### **Current Policy** * **Formatting is Enforced:** The CI pipeline will fail if the code is not formatted. Please run `ruff format .` before every commit. * **Linting is Recommended:** While we aren't enforcing strict linting yet (due to the high volume of existing errors in the codebase), we strongly encourage you to run check your changes to ensure new edits are as clean as possible. For example, run `ruff check ochre/Models/StateSpaceModel.py` check for lints in the StateSpaceModel.py file. ### **Setting up Ruff** To ensure your environment is set up correctly to use the new tooling, please follow these steps: 1. **Update your branch** Merge the latest `dev` branch into your current feature branch to get the new configuration files. 2. **Install `uv`** if you don't already have it. We use `uv` for fast Python package management. You can install it from pip with: ```bash pip install uv ``` * **macOS / Linux:** ```bash curl -LsSf [https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh](https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh) | sh ``` * **Windows:** ```powershell powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm [https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1](https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1) | iex" ``` 3. **Sync Dependencies** If you already have a `.venv` folder in your project directory, please delete it first to ensure a clean install. Then run: ```bash uv sync ``` 4. **Run Formatting** You can run Ruff directly using `uv` (recommended) or by activating your environment. * **Option A (Recommended):** Run via `uv` ```bash uv run ruff format . ``` * **Option B:** Activate environment first * **macOS / Linux:** ```bash source .venv/bin/activate ruff format . ``` * **Windows:** ```powershell .venv\Scripts\activate ruff format . ``` ```
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Merge in the latest changes to dev to the external-hvac control branch.
This is just getting external-hvac up to date to make merging easier later.