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default engine changes for #513 #515
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Co-authored-by: Hannah Frick <hfrick@users.noreply.github.com>
This is a really nice change; I am super happy about it. I just made a few edits to how we describe |
I can't imagine there will be any problems but have any of us run extratests with this PR built? |
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Each model now has a default engine that is used when the model is defined. The default for each model is listed in the help documents.
This also adds functionality to change to declare an engine in the model specification function.
set_engine()
is still required if engine-specific arguments need to be added