Version 1.0.3 Deployed

[Mathew Topper]

DTOcean version 1.0.3 was deployed through Anaconda this morning. If you already have a previous version installed through Anaconda simply update it using conda:

activate _dtocean # Optional
conda update dtocean-app

If you don't have the Anaconda version installed and would like to have it, instructions can be found here.

This release targets a few bug fixes, the most major of which was an issue with the electrical module which excluded any gradients greater than zero from the bathymetry.

Both wave and tidal examples should now execute for the first three modules although there are still issues for the installation & maintenance modules and the environmental assessment. Note, in the tidal example, you will also need to change the prescribed foundation type for the moorings module.

Due to the poor quality of the component data supplied with the example database, do not expect very realistic results at this point, particularly for costs. This is something we are aiming to improve over the coming months.

All the fixes for this version are as follows:

## Fixed

### dtocean-electrical

- Fixed issue where bathymetry points would be excluded if the local gradient

  exceeded 0. This now conforms to the user set limit.

- Fixed issue with the substation location algorithm, when devices where in

  symmetric layouts.

  

### dtocean-core

  

- Fix missing type declarations in DDS for installation module outputs.

- Fixed PointData incorrectly storing coordinates passed as lists.

- Fix boolean inputs to installation module that require conversion to "yes/no".

- Fix incorrect device type in installation module test data.

### dtocean-app

- Fix bug in InputTriStateTable widget that stopped input of Observed Receptors

  variable in environmental assessment theme.

- Fix issue with displaying PointList data (such as the user defined array

  layout) when z-coordinates are not set.