Marit Sandstad

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Hey, I am actually going to be (trying to) implement an openscm adaptor for the Cicero-SCM now. I guess what I should do is create my own branch for this...

Hi @rgieseke and @znicholls, thanks for the fast replies. Currently it is not python operable, however, we were wanting to make the code more accessible (primarily in house, but also...

Hi, so I tried to do the make venv, however, this doesn't really enforce requirements (for instance it goes ahead with whatever python version you have, even though the code...

Thank you, that did the trick!

Did I understand correctly; you want a fork and then pull request, not a branch and then pull request? Does this mean that any implementation of an adapter for a...

Yes, I think so, but it might be a multistep process. Right now it is in fortran, and gives nice results, but might have some of the impairments to readability...

For reference, the fork is here: https://github.com/ciceroOslo/openscm

Hey, so lots of other things to do, but my fork is up, and I've been following the https://openscm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/development.html strategy to get my adapter started, adding only passes in all...

Nevermind, updated my fork and got the tests to work. However, you changed some things (location of the abstract Adapter class and a new abstract method in the _Adaptertester) which...

Thanks for your answer, I'll try and see what I can do to get a python package up and stay aware of the moving parts. Good night then, I guess