v0.6.1

New in this release:

• new feature for model variables that don’t aggregate,
• eliminated redundant warnings for non-git repository folders,
• enhanced and updated the documentation.

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New feature:

Now, users can specify the aggregation_type for variables.

Default behaviour:
All results are summed automatically.

@variable()
def my_variable(t):
    # code

This is equivalent to explicitly defining aggregation as sum:

@variable(aggregation_type="sum")
def my_variable(t):
    # code

This default behavior suits most financial scenarios involving cash flows like premiums and expenses.

Additional customization:
Users can now specify variables where results are sourced only from the first model point:

@variable(aggregation_type="first")
def my_variable(t):
    # code

This configuration ensures that only the results from the first model point are included.
Suitable for containing results like interest rate curves or projection years.