- Adding an example algorithm of a custom universe selection using
coarse data and adding tiingo news. If conditions are met will add the
underlying and trade it
- Adding required UniversePythonWrapper
This example shows how to create an EMA cross algorithm for a futures' front contract. Once the contract is added, the indicators are registered to a new consolidator and warmed up with historical data. When a contract is removed, the consolidator is removed and the indicators are reseted. We don't need to liquidate it, because it's liquidated automatically since it has expired.
- Do not reuse parameter variables `start` and `end`. Create new variables with meaningful names and rename them to `startUtc` and `endUtc`.
- Use `EachTradeableDayInTimeZone` to calculate `tradableDates`.
- Adds another test/assertion in the regression algorithms to ensure tests in the scheduled event were performed.
The tradable days of the history request should respect the data time zone since the data source files also do.
Upgrade `BasicTemplateFuturesHistoryAlgorithm` to a regression algorithm and add a schedule event to test history requests every hour.
- AlgorithmPythonWrapper will directly call base OnFrameworkData()
implementation skipping going through python and it's overhead
- Small performance improvement for adding Tick data points into a Ticks
collection
- For python always wrap slice with PythonSlice, so that slice.Get()
works even when no custom data is present, adding test.
This basic algorithm implements a `CustomPartialFillModel` class that chnages the behavior of the `FillModel.MarketFill` to simulate partially fill orders.
- Slice dynamic data accessors will ignore QuoteBars and
Ticks TickType.QuoteBars for equities. This is to make slice dynamic
accessors deterministic and avoid breaking backwards compatibility when
adding QuoteBars for equities.
`BaseDictionary` is an abstract implementation of `IExtendedDictionary` keyed by `Symbol` that implements Python `dict` methods. `Slice`, `DataDictionary`, `SecurityManager`, and `SecurityPortfolioManager` derives from it in order to behave like Python `dict`.
- Fixes for C# RegisterIndicator API methods which were ignoring provided
type of T
- Fixes for Py RegisterIndicator API methods which was not using the
provided 'selector' method
- Adding C# and Py regression algorithm
- Add a couple of missing cases where we explicitly set tick type to
null and assert the default data type used
- Adding custom data consolidate for Py algorithm
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