At this time, any kind of comment, question, feature request or bug report is welcome in the issue tracker. If you are asking a question, please search the issues for an answer before making a post.
Community-driven development and enhancement of PowerModels is welcomed and encouraged. Please fell free to fork this repository and share your contributions to the master with a pull requests.
That said it is important to keep in mind the code-quality requirements and scope of PowerModels in mind, before preparing a contribution.
The primary motivation for PowerModels is to help researchers quickly and easily replicate established results in power system optimization. More preliminary research and development efforts are best left to other packages, which extend PowerModels. That said, the PowerModels package should have a software design that makes building such extensions as easy as possible.
PowerModels strives to be a user-friendly, highly-reliable, and well-maintained package. To that end, the following code quality controls are necessary for all contributions,
- all features must have unit tests
- naming conventions must be consistent
- core features must have documentation
- code style must be consistent (e.g. 4 spaces for indentation)
Due to these quality control requirements, pull request to PowerModels may require lengthy discussion and code review (e.g. see #111).
PowerModels contributions that do not meet these scope or quality requirements are always welcome in PowerModelsAnnex.jl