Releases: JuliaEnergy/PowerDynamics.jl
v4.3.1
v4.3.0
v4.2.1
PowerDynamics v4.2.1
Merged pull requests:
v4.2.0
v4.1.2
v4.1.1
PowerDynamics v4.1.1
Merged pull requests:
v4.1.0
v4.0.0
PowerDynamics v4.0.0
Major Breaking Release
In Q2 2024, we began a complete rewrite of PowerDynamics.jl, bringing it much closer in alignment with the modern SciML stack. This rewrite heavily leverages ModelingToolkit.jl for equation-based models and includes a vastly modernized version of our backend, NetworkDynamics.jl.
The 4.0.0 update incorporates all of these changes. We consider the modeling concepts and simulation tools stable enough for release. The library, however, is marked as experimental for now and may change in upcoming minor versions — but you can copy the model definitions into your own code if you rely on an “old” model.
The new version has improved significantly in terms of modeling, initialization, and solution analysis. However, some models and tools previously available are not yet available. If you want to continue using the (unmaintained) old version, stick with PowerDynamics@v3.
Merged pull requests:
- upstream features developed for MarieProject (#212) (@hexaeder)
- Merge OpPoDyn progress (#215) (@hexaeder)
Closed issues:
- Can't install PowerDynamics.jl due to SciMLBase compat (#214)
v3.1.6
PowerDynamics v3.1.6
Merged pull requests:
- Update Project.toml (#211) (@AnnaBuettner)
Closed issues:
v3.1.5
PowerDynamics v3.1.5
Merged pull requests: