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It would be really useful to print the version number at the top of the logs, mostly so I can see which version people are using when they send me their log files. Also the python version
Not sure what to do for developer installations (see this comment). I guess in this case I'd want some indication in the logs that a developer installation is being used, and ideally the git hash.
I think what I'd want to appear in the logs is pretty much what you see when you run pip freeze, e.g. -e git+https://github.com/EnergySystemsModellingLab/MUSE_OS.git@58ffc1c3050dfbd4c974596fe7e9af6c4699b4ff#egg=MUSE_OS if using a developer installation
or simply muse-os==1.3.0 if installed from pypi
In the case of the developer installation that's the current git commit. Of course someone may have uncommitted changes, or a commit that they haven't pushed, but this is the best we can do
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tsmbland commentedon Dec 6, 2024
I think what I'd want to appear in the logs is pretty much what you see when you run
pip freeze, e.g.-e git+https://github.com/EnergySystemsModellingLab/MUSE_OS.git@58ffc1c3050dfbd4c974596fe7e9af6c4699b4ff#egg=MUSE_OSif using a developer installationor simply
muse-os==1.3.0if installed from pypiIn the case of the developer installation that's the current git commit. Of course someone may have uncommitted changes, or a commit that they haven't pushed, but this is the best we can do