Q: What models are tested?

[Matthis Thorade <m.thorade@…>]

Up to now I thought you are testing all models that extend from Modelica.Icons.Example
but that seems to wrong.
Why is this model included in the tests?

​https://github.com/UdK-VPT/BuildingSystems/blob/master/BuildingSystems/Technologies/DistrictHeatingNetworks/EnergyProductionUnits/Central.mo

​https://libraries.openmodelica.org/branches/master/BuildingSystems/files/BuildingSystems_BuildingSystems.Technologies.DistrictHeatingNetworks.EnergyProductionUnits.Central.err

[Adrian Pop]

Only the models that have the experiment annotation are tested.

[Matthis Thorade <m.thorade@…>]

OK, thanks for clarifying.
I will remove the experiment annotation from that model.

[matthis.thorade@…]

Just a note to myself:
Annotation experiment and tolerance is not enough to trigger a test,
some other setting like StopTime is also required.

​https://github.com/thorade/HelmholtzMedia/commit/8b0f32b056d804a9c27e4fd1d39e612a5796e3fe
​https://github.com/thorade/HelmholtzMedia/commit/31a5ae702a25a9411c44976e2787a37a439d5edb

[Francesco Casella]

Indeed I understand the StopTime annotation is what Hudson looks for, which may be a problem for models with StopTime = 1 saved by Dymola, which won't write the StopTime annotation in this case because it's the default.

Should we actually just look for the experiment annotation?

[Martin Sjölund]

The Modelica language does not have a default for StopTime so you don't know the time scale unless it is given...

[Francesco Casella]

Replying to sjoelund.se:

The Modelica language does not have a default for StopTime so you don't know the time scale unless it is given...

True. What I just meant is that examples prepared with Dymola and using its default StopTime won't be included unless you add the annotation manually or change StopTime to any other value.