Upcoming release of MUSE2

New features

You can now set both upper and lower bounds for process availabilities (#1018)
Default output root path is now configurable in settings.toml (#1003)
If demand cannot be satisfied by the simulation, we now inform users what the offending commodities and time slices are (#767)
Trim whitespace from fields when reading in CSV files (#976)
Assets can now be commissioned after a specified number of years with the mothball_years parameter (#1022)
Default to no availability limits if user doesn’t provide any for a process (#1018)
Allow user to specify ranges of years in input files (#1017)
Users can now omit empty CSV files (#961)
Users can now optionally specify an explicit decommission year for an asset in assets.csv input file (#966)
Allow for adding both a prod and cons levy to a commodity (#969)
Availability limits can now be provided at multiple levels for a process (#1018)
Pricing strategy can now vary by commodity (#1021)
marginal and full commodity pricing strategies no longer require enabling please_give_me_broken_results ([#1185])

Assets can now be made divisible to represent many individual assets, such as a fleet of gas boilers (albeit the current implementation is slow; #1030). These fleets can be partially decommissioned.
Users can now have circular dependencies between commodities, such as a hydrogen power plant that itself requires electricity (though the current solution likely won’t work in every situation; #986)
There are new options for pricing strategy (full and marginal), which take capital costs into account (#1021)

Fix: process availability constraints were wrongly being applied to individual time slices, regardless of time slice level (#1018)
Various fixes to process flows and availabilities input code for non-milestone years (#868, #1000, #1010)
Users can now set demand to zero in demand.csv (#871)
Fix: sign for levies of type net was wrong for inputs (#969)
Fix --overwrite option for save-graphs command (#1001)