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  • Add configurable solver interface (Added solver configuration interface #373): any Pyomo-supported solver
    can now be selected via a solver key in the config file, with
    layered options (Temoa defaults, config file, extension-specific).
    solver_name is deprecated but still accepted.
  • Add test coverage for the CLI, extension framework helpers, and the
    myopic/stochastic extensions (Increase test coverage for cli and extensions #374); stop pytest from refreshing
    test databases during collection-only runs.

Resolved a conflict in README.md: the programmatic-usage example's
solver_name= key (added in the previous unstable merge, #369)
needed to become solver= to match the renamed config key from #373.

Thanks to @yamilbknsu (#373) and @idelder (#374) for the PRs rolled
up in this merge.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added a command-line tool to calculate electricity prices from model results, with per-slice and annual CSV exports.
    • Solver configuration now supports structured options, including solver-specific defaults and precedence rules.
  • Documentation
    • Updated configuration examples to use solver and explain supported solver options.
    • Added guidance on interpreting electricity prices and their limitations.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Solver options are now applied consistently across model runs and extensions, with sensitive values redacted in logs.
  • Chores
    • Updated Pint and expanded coverage for CLI commands and configuration behavior.

jdecarolis and others added 11 commits September 11, 2026 14:11
pint 0.26.1 changed UnitRegistry's type stub so the type-arg
ignore is no longer needed; the unused ignore itself now fails
mypy under warn_unused_ignores. Unblocks the dependency canary.

Ref #372
The prior commit (d638b61) removed the type: ignore on
UnitRegistry() assuming pint 0.26.1's updated stub, but the
committed lockfile still pinned 0.25.3, breaking CI's mypy check
in the other direction. Bump pint so lockfile and source agree.

Ref #372
Signed-off-by: Davey Elder <iandavidelder@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Davey Elder <iandavidelder@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Davey Elder <iandavidelder@gmail.com>
Added solver configuration interface
Increase test coverage for cli and extensions
… test coverage

- Add configurable solver interface (#373): any Pyomo-supported solver
  can now be selected via a `solver` key in the config file, with
  layered options (Temoa defaults, config file, extension-specific).
  `solver_name` is deprecated but still accepted.
- Add test coverage for the CLI, extension framework helpers, and the
  myopic/stochastic extensions (#374); stop pytest from refreshing
  test databases during collection-only runs.

Resolved a conflict in README.md: the programmatic-usage example's
`solver_name=` key (added in the previous unstable merge) needed to
become `solver=` to match the renamed config key from #373.

Thanks to @yamilbknsu (#373) and @idelder (#374) for the PRs rolled
up in this merge.
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The pull request adds structured solver options and passes them through core and extension solve paths. It also adds a command-line tool for converting Temoa electricity-balance duals into price summaries, supporting documentation, and a reserve-margin LP example. New tests cover CLI behavior and existing helpers.

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Solver Option Configuration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Solver specification and configuration
temoa/core/solver_spec.py, temoa/core/config.py, README.md, temoa/tutorial_assets/config_sample.toml
TemoaConfig accepts solver as a string, mapping, or SolverSpec. The deprecated solver_name remains supported. Solver options are parsed, resolved, and redacted in configuration representations. Examples now use solver.
Option handling in solver calls
temoa/_internal/run_actions.py, temoa/_internal/temoa_sequencer.py, temoa/extensions/myopic/*, temoa/extensions/single_vector_mga/*
solve_instance accepts solver options and applies them or the named solver’s defaults. Perfect-foresight, myopic, and single-vector MGA calls pass resolved options.
Extension-specific option handling
temoa/extensions/method_of_morris/*, temoa/extensions/modeling_to_generate_alternatives/*, temoa/extensions/monte_carlo/*, temoa/extensions/stochastics/*
Extension sequencers resolve options and use extension-specific overrides. Morris, MGA, and Monte Carlo log redacted options. MGA and Monte Carlo option files add Gurobi and CPLEX settings.

Electricity Dual Analysis

Layer / File(s) Summary
Dual interpretation and cost context
scripts/electricity_prices_notes.md
The notes describe electricity-balance duals, discounting, cost contributions, myopic-window limits, price interpretation, and comparisons with average costs.
Reserve-margin LP example
scripts/reserve_dual_toy.py
The example models capacity builds across three load cases and reports reserve-margin duals, normalized values, and a cost check.
Dual extraction and price reporting
scripts/electricity_prices.py, scripts/electricity_prices_notes.md
The CLI selects applicable duals, converts them to $/MWh, computes weighted price summaries, writes CSV outputs, and prints diagnostics.

Tests and Supporting Updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
CLI tests and test setup
tests/conftest.py, tests/test_cli.py
Tests cover tutorial file creation and overwrite behavior, unit-check results, writable paths, and CLI exit codes. Collect-only runs now skip test database setup.
Extension helper tests
tests/test_framework_extension_helpers.py
Tests cover extension ID normalization, regional mapping merges, hooks, manifest ordering, SQLite table checks, and schema setup.
Sequencer and progress tests
tests/test_evolution_updater.py, tests/test_myopic_progress_mapper.py, tests/test_stochastic_sequencer.py
Tests cover base-year logging, progress output and status handling, and stochastic configuration loading and validation.
Dependency and typing updates
requirements.txt, requirements-dev.txt, temoa/model_checking/unit_checking/__init__.py
The Pint pin changes from 0.25.3 to 0.26.1. The unit registry declaration no longer suppresses the type-argument warning.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TemoaSequencer
  participant resolve_solver_options
  participant solve_instance
  participant Optimizer
  TemoaSequencer->>resolve_solver_options: configured solver and extension options
  resolve_solver_options-->>TemoaSequencer: resolved solver options
  TemoaSequencer->>solve_instance: solver name and resolved options
  solve_instance->>Optimizer: assign each option
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sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant electricity_prices.py
  participant SQLiteDatabase
  participant PriceCSVs
  User->>electricity_prices.py: run CLI with database and scenario
  electricity_prices.py->>SQLiteDatabase: read duals, metadata, and load data
  SQLiteDatabase-->>electricity_prices.py: scenario and load data
  electricity_prices.py->>PriceCSVs: write slice and annual prices
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Review comments at @scripts/electricity_prices_notes.md:
- Line 173: Update the ELC price equation to account for the E_ELCTDLOSS
conversion: convert the turbine’s generation-side price at ELCP by the 1/0.953
factor when presenting it as an ELC price. Apply the same treatment to the
turbine adders in §2.2 and toy-model figures in §2.4, or clearly label those
values as loss-free generation-side prices.

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- Around line 233-234: Update scenario inference around `bases` and `scenario`
so a year-suffixed name such as `case-2025` is not stripped when it represents a
complete scenario; identify myopic window suffixes from the result-table
scenario names, and retain the exact scenario name for complete scenarios.
- Line 67: Update the SQLite connection URI in the connection-opening function
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- Around line 315-318: Update the load output in both the slice and annual CSVs
written by the electricity-price export flow: either convert the unconverted
values from load_weights() to PJ before labeling them load_PJ, or label them
with their actual source units. Keep each CSV’s load values and column labels
consistent.

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# mode=ro stops sqlite from creating an empty file when the path is wrong
if not path.is_file() or path.stat().st_size == 0:
sys.exit(f'{path} does not exist or is empty.')
return sqlite3.connect(f'file:{path}?mode=ro&immutable=1', uri=True)

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not mark a database immutable when it can change.

The CLI can read a database while a solve writes results, but immutable=1 tells SQLite to skip locking and change detection. If the file changes, SQLite can return incorrect results or corruption errors. Open an active database with ordinary mode=ro. Reserve immutable mode for an explicitly frozen snapshot. (sqlite.org)

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Update the SQLite connection URI in the connection-opening function to use
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bases = sorted({re.sub(r'-\d{4}$', '', s) for s in scenarios})
scenario = args.scenario or (bases[0] if len(bases) == 1 else None)

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Distinguish year-suffixed scenario names from myopic windows.

A perfect-foresight scenario named case-2025 becomes case here. load_duals() can then interpret its duals as window data, while load_weights() queries flows under case instead of case-2025. The CSV can report zero load and incorrect averages without rejecting the scenario. Identify a myopic suffix using the scenario names in the result tables, or retain the exact name when it is a complete scenario.

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Update scenario inference around `bases` and `scenario` so a year-suffixed name
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prices.sort_values(keys)[slice_cols].rename(
columns={'price': 'price_usd_per_mwh', 'load': 'load_PJ'}
).to_csv(args.out_dir / f'{stem}_prices_by_slice.csv', index=False)
annual.to_csv(args.out_dir / f'{stem}_prices_annual.csv', index=False)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Label load in its actual commodity unit.

load_weights() returns the database’s flow value without converting it to PJ. For a supported GWh or TJ commodity, both CSVs nevertheless label that value load_PJ. Rename the field to indicate source units, or convert the load to PJ before writing it.

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Update the load output in both the slice and annual CSVs written by the
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# substrings (lowercase) of option names whose values are credentials, e.g. gurobi's WLSSecret,
# CloudSecretKey, CSAPIAccessID, ServerPassword, LicenseID
_SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS = ('secret', 'password', 'accessid', 'licenseid', 'key', 'token')


def redact_solver_options(options: Mapping[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""
Return a copy of the options that is safe to log or print, with credential values masked
"""
return {
option: '***'
if any(marker in option.lower() for marker in _SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS)
else option_value
for option, option_value in options.items()
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Redaction does not cover nested or non-string option keys.

redact_solver_options calls option.lower() on every key. If a solver option key is not a string, the call raises AttributeError. A TOML file cannot produce that key. A programmatic SolverSpec(name, {1: ...}) can produce it, and TemoaConfig.__repr__ would then crash. The marker list also matches key as a substring. That match masks benign options that contain "key", which is acceptable. Use str(option).lower() to make the helper total.

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-        if any(marker in option.lower() for marker in _SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS)
+        if any(marker in str(option).lower() for marker in _SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS)
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# substrings (lowercase) of option names whose values are credentials, e.g. gurobi's WLSSecret,
# CloudSecretKey, CSAPIAccessID, ServerPassword, LicenseID
_SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS = ('secret', 'password', 'accessid', 'licenseid', 'key', 'token')
def redact_solver_options(options: Mapping[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""
Return a copy of the options that is safe to log or print, with credential values masked
"""
return {
option: '***'
if any(marker in option.lower() for marker in _SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS)
else option_value
for option, option_value in options.items()
}
# substrings (lowercase) of option names whose values are credentials, e.g. gurobi's WLSSecret,
# CloudSecretKey, CSAPIAccessID, ServerPassword, LicenseID
_SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS = ('secret', 'password', 'accessid', 'licenseid', 'key', 'token')
def redact_solver_options(options: Mapping[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""
Return a copy of the options that is safe to log or print, with credential values masked
"""
return {
option: '***'
if any(marker in str(option).lower() for marker in _SENSITIVE_OPTION_MARKERS)
else option_value
for option, option_value in options.items()
}
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These were untracked WIP files in the working directory (electricity
price estimation from duals) that got swept in by an overly broad
git add, not part of the unstable -> main sync. Includes a pre-commit.ci
reformat of those same files from while they were briefly in the PR.
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