Add default_calculation_period to test runner simulation #284
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Adding a test that Core doesn't break the US microsimulation (cc @MaxGhenis) |
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Merged through #285 - thanks! |
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Fixes #283. This takes the
test_builder'sdefault_periodand applies as to the underlyingSimulationinstance'sdefault_calculation_period. This is as simple as popping one in for the other, since they're both the same type.This PR also adds a fail-safe whereby, if no simulation period is defined anywhere, not even as the default fallback period for the test run, the tests just use the current year. This could be removed if failure would be preferable.