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These updates make the local csv data plug work by default with "standard" csv files, with a timestamp index in the first column and power data in the second column. |
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This makes sense to do. I approved it so you can merge it whenever you're ready. |
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Quick fix to Dask local csv data plug
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The default behavior for the local csv file data plug should not try to apply the
make_timeseriessubroutine as a "cleaning" step. This is not a general step, and most users don't need it. There is the option to use it if desired.Checklist for PR authors (skip items if you don't have permissions or they are not applicable)