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From @rheaphy, plus old Python2 notebooks that might be helpful to look over as we develop Python 3 versions We'll delete these eventually when we have Python 3 versions. Similar to LimnoTech@9ac41c7, but on our new develop branch.
Added Plaster Creek and West Indian test HSPF files to tests folder. Not useable in HSP2 yet.
Update Develop from Master w/ bug fixes to readHBN, main, mainDoE and IWATER
Emailed by @rheaphy on 2020-04-29 along with comments saved to #32 (comment)
Updates to testing files
Pull updates from respec master
Update develop from master; improves readUCI & general cleanup
Align our develop w/ RESPEC's
Emailed on May 20 "HSP2 document for review".
@steveskrip, we want to convert this to a .ipynb, given that we haven't yet gotten a copy from Bob.
Emailed by Bob to to @steveskrip on May 28 in "Re: calleg HSPF results" thread.
Reorganized testing framework for Calleg test case. Some file size issues. I did not commit the "daily" simulation because many files exceed the 100 MB GH limit. I also gitignore all *.out files and the hdf5 "master" file for HSP2 (hsp2.h5). Hsp2.h5 is nearly 1 GB for any model simulation and too bit to track. This will require rerunning HSP2 to recreate the file. Interested in any other ideas here.
Merge `test10_compare` branch into develop
Also fix typo in setup.py
Deleting `setup.py` because it is no longer necessary. Also exported `Tutorial1.ipynb` to a markdown file, becaue there is no interactive code and it might be better if web-viewable. cc: @rheaphy to confirm.
This uses anaconda's default conda channel, which has better quality control for compatibility. Also adds `conda` and `conda-build` to make it easier to update. Does not import `h5py`, which @rheaphy intends to use over `pytables`, as described in #36 (comment)
More testing updates for `develop` branch from LimnoTech Confirmed on call w/ @PaulDudaRESPEC
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Let's update master with LimnoTech's contributions to develop, in order to move forward with #35 (Improve git-tracking for Jupyter notebooks) and #31 (Expand & automate testing system).
cc: @rheaphy, @steveskrip