5.2.0 relicensed to MPLv2

Following the agreeing of all GridCal developers (see issue 300), the license has been changed from LGPL to MPLv2.

5.1.20 End of Siroco

This release marks the end of the Siroco project

5.1.10

Massive bug fixes
Improvements in CGMES
Improvements in the node-breaker / bus-branch representation
Created the ACOPF + linear OPF capacity calculation
Improved maps representation and widget operation
General GUI improvements

v5.1.7

• General bug fix
• Improved results saving and loading
• Added more OPF testing
• Improved ACOPF
• Improved CGMES interoperability

What's Changed

• Generalised Powerflow for ACDC, Controls by @leeraiyan in #273
• Bump idna from 2.10 to 3.7 by @dependabot in #276

New Contributors

• @leeraiyan made their first contribution in #273

Full Changelog: 5.1.0...v5.1.7

ACOPF & Sparse profiles

This release comes packed with functionality and bug fixes, but above all, a new file format.

• Sparse profiles; Profiles in objects are not numpy arrays anymore. Instead they are objects that can host either sparse or dense profiles depending on the nature of the data stored. This lowers the memory requirements for large models.
• New file format based on Json instead of CSV. This allows more flexibility when defining complex objects-within-objects like a tap changer or sparse profiles. GridCal is guaranteed to keep old-files compatibility.
• ACOPF with Generation dispatch, HVDC line dispatch and transformer tap module and angle dispatch.
• Better graphics: Buses and branches now display information. The internals have been refactored to simplify and debug.
• General UI overhaul: Simplified working of the buttons, new context menus and bug fixes.
• Best in class linear analysis, now with SRAP option to avoid N-1.
• Many more tests have been produced.

Added fluid transport problem

• Added fluid transport problem
• Overall bug fix
• OR Models fix themselves when infeasible

5.0.2: The great split

• Massive refactor to allow multiple bus-branch diagrams and maps.

• The great split: Now there are two packages: GridCal which delas with the graphical user interface and GridCalEngine that provides all the engine functionality without Qt dependencies.

• MIP auto-healing: OPF simuations are always feasible by properly relaxing infeasible ones.

• Added cutting edge investments evaluation. This will be evolved in future releases.

• API naming unification

• Overall refactoring and bug fixing

4.7.0

• Added special contingency, Contingency Groups, Investment and Investment group objects
• Added contingency planner GUI
• Added proper QT-based maps
• Refactored Time series to accurately reflect any change in the time series
• Refactored the contingency analysis to use contingency groups and reflect any grid change
• Overall bug fixes

4.5.5

• Improvements to CIM import
• Improvements to PSSe .raw imports
• Improvements to Alliander PGM support
• Improvements to inter-area net transfer capacity calculation
• Implemented new json file filters (.ejson3)
• Added profile sparsity in .ejson3 export.
• Added Newton Power Analytics support
• Better coordinates from latitude/longitude conversion by removing the often, massive offset.
• Many small bugs resolved.

4.5.1

• Now the short circuit includes the loading results again (bug fix)
• Merged Short circuit contribution from user "poypoyan"
• The HELM algorithm is now able to stop before reaching the iteration limit
• Added HiGHS as an optional MIP solver
• Added NTC optimization time series
• Tweak improvements in the NTC optimization calculation
• Moved to the more standard ZIP model, instead of the embedded ZIP model
• Further Bentayga Integration:
  • Translated the power flow report
  • Added fast decoupled power flow
• Refactored the code for all power flow numerical methods (No external changes should be appreciated)
• Cleaned the backtracking process in Newton-Raphson