Placing RUNFile_Tmpl.run in the AppData-folder

[kristofferand]

I have an idea and a question regarding the "RUNFile_Tmpl.run".

Idea: For version control, would it be possible to place the "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" within the AppData-folder of a TIMES model? Currently, I am working on a model where I want to include the option "PARAMETER RPT_OPT / OBJ.1 1/;" into the "RUNFile_Tmpl.run". In order to do so, I change the "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" located in the "...\Veda2.0_localhost_1.238.1.1\Resources\VFE_Tmpl\" folder. However, if "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" could be placed in APPDATA it would be much easier to do version control and share "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" with colleagues across GIT.

Question: Also, we are having some issues with "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" on one of our computers. VEDA seems to ignore the adjustments we make to the "RUNFile_Tmpl.run" file (it does not even care if the file is deleted). If anyone has a hint that could help us solve this issue, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Kristoffer

[AKanudia]

Thanks for this question. I did not realize that a powerful new functionality had not been highlighted in the doc.

See this new section: https://veda-documentation.readthedocs.i...-run-files

[kristofferand]

Thanks for this question. I did not realize that a powerful new functionality had not been highlighted in the doc.

See this new section: https://veda-documentation.readthedocs.i...-run-files

Dear Amit,

Thank you for pointing me in the direction of the documentation and the advanced demo model.

Indeed this solves my problem and shows that my idea is neither relevant nor necessary.

Thank you and your team for the great work improving Veda over the years.

/Kristoffer

[kristofferand]

Thanks for this question. I did not realize that a powerful new functionality had not been highlighted in the doc.

See this new section: https://veda-documentation.readthedocs.i...-run-files

Dear Amit,

Thank you for pointing me in the direction of the documentation and the advanced demo model.

Indeed this solves my problem and shows that my idea is neither relevant nor necessary.

Thank you and your team for the great work improving Veda over the years.

Best regards,

Kristoffer