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PR for v1.2.0rc1 release#437

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Discussed with @tsmbland.

We need to merge into main before tagging a new release.

dalonsoa and others added 30 commits June 21, 2024 06:20
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Enable customisation of constraints
…which is true only upon running `muse --model default` or any other model that creates MCACapacity.csv and only then proceeds running the test notebooks.

I hard-code this explicit file dependency which may not be the most general solution, however, due to the explicit dependency on MCACapacity.csv in one of the test notebooks, which itself is hardcoded, I think this is a straight-forward approach.
… ``Windows``.

What remains a TODO is a more detailed refinement of the documentation in terms of separating the way that exist to install MUSE. It should be made explicitly clear to settle on either of the following options.They are:

   i) standalone-muse
   ii) pipx-based installation
   iii) virtual-env-based either via
      - ``conda``
        or
      -``pyenv`` in combination with``venv``
   iv) developers (ideally via a virtual-env based setup as explained in iii)
tsmbland and others added 29 commits July 22, 2024 11:24
… the main packages that do the numerical lifting in MUSE.
Fix small issues with consumption, supply and prices outputs
Specifying the minimum version requirements
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Adapt codebase for compatibility with NumPy >= 2.0
Update documentation for `demand_share` parameter
Apply default constraints to all example models
@alexdewar alexdewar merged commit f1081b3 into main Jul 29, 2024
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