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Delete unused protected parameters ndim, ndim2 and ndim_pointGravity #4266

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@tobolar tobolar commented Jan 16, 2024

Close #4246

IMO no conversion script is needed for protected parameters.

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If you like you can add it to the list of changed components (breakng compatibilty) already now, see #4260.

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tobolar commented Jan 17, 2024

If you like you can add it to the list of changed components (breakng compatibilty) already now, see #4260.

@beutlich Shall I better rebase this PR to beutlich:create_Version_4_1_0? It could make it easier to merge package.mo later on.

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Looks good.
I agree that an unused protected parameter can be removed, even if someone in theory could have used it.

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If you like you can add it to the list of changed components (breakng compatibilty) already now, see #4260.

@beutlich Shall I better rebase this PR to beutlich:create_Version_4_1_0? It could make it easier to merge package.mo later on.

No, just do it here.

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@beutlich can you please review the changes done by @tobolar , the milestone part is missing here and I hope its ok to go with MSL4.1.0 . Thankyou

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Fine for me (if release notes are slighty reformulated).

Co-authored-by: Thomas Beutlich <modelica@tbeu.de>
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@MartinOtter and @tobolar can this PR have the milestone addressing to MSl4.1.0.

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Fine for me (if release notes are slighty reformulated).

@beutlich Are you referring to the auto generation of release notes? The implication you refer is not clear to us, so could you please clarify?

@MartinOtter MartinOtter added this to the MSL4.1.0 milestone Jan 18, 2024
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tobolar commented Jan 18, 2024

Fine for me (if release notes are slighty reformulated).

@beutlich Are you referring to the auto generation of release notes? The implication you refer is not clear to us, so could you please clarify?

I think @beutlich means his suggestions #4266 (comment). You have already merged this.


@MartinOtter and @tobolar can this PR have the milestone addressing to MSl4.1.0.

I'm in favor.

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Fine for me (if release notes are slighty reformulated).

@beutlich Are you referring to the auto generation of release notes? The implication you refer is not clear to us, so could you please clarify?

No, I only meant 0368d77

@Harisankar-Allimangalath Harisankar-Allimangalath merged commit e041c72 into modelica:master Jan 18, 2024
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