Merge pull request #485 from NREL/develop

V3 Additions and Bug Fixes Summer 2023

.helm/values.staging.yaml

@@ -1,2 +1,6 @@
 appEnv: staging
-djangoSettingsModule: reopt_api.staging_settings
+djangoSettingsModule: reopt_api.staging_settings
+juliaCpuRequest: "1000m"
+juliaCpuLimit: "4000m"
+juliaMemoryRequest: "8000Mi"
+juliaMemoryLimit: "8000Mi"

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -26,13 +26,20 @@ Classify the change according to the following categories:
     ##### Removed
     ### Patches
 
-## Develop 2023-08-07
+## v2.15.0
 ### Minor Updates
 ##### Added
-- Add `GHP` to `job` app for v3
-- Add `/ghp_efficiency_thermal_factors` endpoint to `job` app for v
+- Add `GHP` to `reoptjl` app for v3
+- Add `Boiler` to `reoptjl` app for v3 along with appropriate tests
+- Add `SteamTurbine` to `reoptjl` app for v3 along with appropriate tests
+- Add `/ghp_efficiency_thermal_factors` endpoint to `reoptjl` app for v3
+- Add `/get_existing_chiller_default_cop` endpoint to `reoptjl` app for v3
+- Add `/get_chp_defaults` endpoint to `reoptjl` app
 ##### Changed
 - Update a couple of GHP functions to use the GhpGhx.jl package instead of previous Julia scripts and data from v2
+- Update `julia_src/` TOML files to point to **REopt.jlv0.32.6**
+##### Fixed
+- Fixed a type mismatch bug in the `simulated_load` function within http.jl
 
 ## v2.14.0
 ### Minor Updates

README.md

@@ -5,27 +5,29 @@ The REopt® model in this repository is a free, open-source, development version
 The REopt API provides concurrent, multiple technology integration and optimization capabilities to help organizations meet their cost savings, energy performance, resilience, and emissions reduction goals. Formulated as a mixed integer linear program, the REopt model recommends an optimally sized mix of renewable energy, conventional generation, and energy storage technologies; estimates the net present value of implementing those technologies; and provides a dispatch strategy for operating the technology mix at maximum economic efficiency. A list of the REopt model capabilities is provided [here](https://reopt.nrel.gov/about/capabilities.html). Example projects using REopt can be viewed [here](https://reopt.nrel.gov/projects/).
 
 ## Should I be using or modifying the REopt API or the REopt Julia Package? 
+
 The REopt Julia package will soon become the backend of the REopt API. That means that the optimization model will be contained in [REopt.jl](https://github.com/NREL/REopt.jl), and that a user could supply the same inputs to the API and Julia package and get the same results. So which should you use? 
-**When and how to use the REopt Julia package:**
+
+**1. When and how to _use_ the REopt Julia package:**
 - You want to be able to use the REopt model without incorporating an API call (and associated rate limits).
 - You want slightly more flexibility in how you interact with model inputs, optimization parameters, and run types.
 - You can install an optimization solver for use with REopt.
 - You do not need your results saved in an external database. 
 - **How do I use the REopt Julia package?:** see instructions [here](https://nrel.github.io/REopt.jl/dev/).
 
-**When and how to modify the REopt Julia package:**
+**2. When and how to _modify_ the REopt Julia package:**
 - You want to make changes to the REopt model beyond modifying input values (e.g., add a new technology).
 - You want to suggest a bug fix in the REopt model.
 - **How do I modify the REopt Julia package?:** get the (free, open-source) model [here](https://github.com/NREL/REopt.jl) and see additional instructions [here](https://nrel.github.io/REopt.jl/dev/).
 
-**When and how to use the REopt_API:**
+**3. When and how to _use_ the REopt_API:**
 - You do not want to modify the code or host the API on your own server. 
 - You do not want to install or use your own optimization solver (simply POSTing to the REopt API does not require a solver, whereas using the Julia package does).
 - You want to be able to access or share results saved in a database using a runuuid.
 - You want to be able to view your API results in the REopt web tool using a runuuid. (we can do this?)
 - **How do I use the REopt API?:** you can access our production version of the API via the [NREL Developer Network](https://developer.nrel.gov/docs/energy-optimization/reopt/). You can view examples of using the API in the [REopt-API-Analysis Repo](https://github.com/NREL/REopt-API-Analysis/wiki).
 
-**When and how to modify the REopt_API:**
+**4. When and how to _modify_ the REopt_API:**
 - You have made changes to the REopt Julia package that include modified inputs or outputs, and want to reflect those in the REopt API.
 - You want to suggest a bug fix in the REopt API or add or modify validation or API endpoints.
 - You want to host the API on your own servers.