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* Start time shifting
* Existing experiments work with new columns
* Remove unused traces dir
* Update java to 21 LTS and jacoco to be compatible
* Minimal working timeshifting
* Timeshift scheduler linked as carbon receiver
* Add basic tests for timeshift scheduler
* Run spotless apply
* Modify tarce format tests to support new fields
* Change all mentions of java 19 to 21
* Add a deferAll option to workload to make all tasks deferrable
* Run spotless apply
* Copy traces from resources in web dockerfile
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* Connected the cpu power model given by the topology.json to SimCpu.java
* ran spotless
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* Hidden all tutorials that are currently not working to reduce confusion
* removed advanced guides from docusaurus
* removed advanced guides from whats-next
* removed advanced guides from support page
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* Updated a lot of documentation, added a new get-started tutorial.
* Applied Spotless
* Applied Spotless Java
* Added bitbrains workload to site
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CPUs are combined into one. This is for performance and explainability. (#255)
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This change updates the documentation to mention the most recent release
candidate of OpenDC, in order to point students in the correct
direction.
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This change updates the Gradle configuration to target Java 17 (instead
of Java 11) as the lowest denominator when running/building OpenDC. This
version of Java has been available for more than a year and is the
latest LTS release.
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This change updates the repository with a new Docusaurus-based
documentation website. This allows us to create our documentation using
Markdown, MDX and React. This will serve as the main entry point for
users visiting https://opendc.org. The actual OpenDC application will be
moved to https://app.opendc.org.
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