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When running target_market_share on a scenario that has a name which includes a dash, separate_metric_from_name() will wrongly split everything after the dash and drop that part of the name.
While the calculation does not necessarily fail, this generates a warning and produces inconsistent scenario names between input and output (see reprex below).
Note that this can be problematic, if one were to use geco_2021 scenarios for 1.5c-unif and 1.5c-diff. The scenarios names in the result would be indistinguishable.
When running
target_market_share
on a scenario that has a name which includes a dash,separate_metric_from_name()
will wrongly split everything after the dash and drop that part of the name.While the calculation does not necessarily fail, this generates a warning and produces inconsistent scenario names between input and output (see reprex below).
Note that this can be problematic, if one were to use
geco_2021
scenarios for1.5c-unif
and1.5c-diff
. The scenarios names in the result would be indistinguishable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: