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  • v0.3.0

    gridconnect 0.3.0
  • v0.2.3

    cc0dab70 · implemented isolation ·
    GridConnect v0.2.3 — Standalone PowerFlowProxy integration
    
    This release extracts the forward and DC power-flow proxy implementations
    into the standalone PowerFlowProxy package.
    
    Changes:
    - Use the external PowerFlowProxy package in NetworkManager and reconfiguration workflows.
    - Preserve the historical GridConnect proxy import paths through compatibility aliases.
    - Share the constraint result schema with PowerFlowProxy while retaining API compatibility.
    - Preserve forward-proxy and DCPF outputs and behavior.
    - Add integration coverage confirming that GridConnect resolves the external proxy classes.
    - Depend on PowerFlowProxy v0.0.2.
    
    Verification:
    - Complete GridConnect test suite passes: 80 tests.
    - Standalone PowerFlowProxy tests pass.
    - Package import and compatibility identity checks pass.
  • v0.2.2

    v0.2.2: declare the MIT license in the package metadata
    
    - pyproject.toml records the license via the PEP 639 fields, so the
      distributions carry License-Expression: MIT and ship LICENSE. Releases
      up to 0.2.1 published with no license set.
    - Build requirement bumped to setuptools >= 77, the first version that
      supports those fields.
    - No functional change to the library.
  • v0.2.1

    v0.2.1: building_eload split profiles, stable open-data bus ids
    
    - Read energy_model_static/hourly_<district>.parquet from building_eload
      >= 0.6.0, with fallback to the legacy single file (#2).
    - Open-data bus ids no longer depend on DuckDB scan order; they may differ
      from those produced by 0.2.0 (#3).
  • v0.2.0

    480ead5e · ci: add publish-pypi job ·
    v0.2.0: snapshot/result column renames, load power before/after
  • v0.1.0

    First version of the project