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Key stakeholders have indicated that ET calculation should not be a framework capability, there is a BMI module that serves this purpose, and use of the internal ET calc method is actively discouraged. The requirement to continue to support it for legacy purposes is causing unnecessary zombie code to creep into major architectural features like #497, increasing complexity and reducing maintainability. This is a roadmap issue to discuss removing the internal ET support in a near-future breaking change.
Current behavior
ET calculation is a 1st-class feature provided to models including legacy and BMI modules, including significant pipelining code within BMI formulations.
Expected behavior
ET calc code and the pipelining is removed from the architecture.
Steps to replicate behavior (include URLs)
Screenshots
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Key stakeholders have indicated that ET calculation should not be a framework capability, there is a BMI module that serves this purpose, and use of the internal ET calc method is actively discouraged. The requirement to continue to support it for legacy purposes is causing unnecessary zombie code to creep into major architectural features like #497, increasing complexity and reducing maintainability. This is a roadmap issue to discuss removing the internal ET support in a near-future breaking change.
Current behavior
ET calculation is a 1st-class feature provided to models including legacy and BMI modules, including significant pipelining code within BMI formulations.
Expected behavior
ET calc code and the pipelining is removed from the architecture.
Steps to replicate behavior (include URLs)
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: