- Removing `using QCAlgorithmFramework = QuantConnect.Algorithm.QCAlgorithm`
- Removing `QCAlgorithmFrameworkBridge`
- Removing `IsFrameworkAlgorithm`
- Making `EmitInsightBasedOnFill` private. Adding new
`IOrderEventProvider` exposing an `event` to which `QCAlgorithm` will
subscribe.
- `AccountType.Cash` algorithms will be allowed to manually trade and
emight insights manually or with alpha model.
- Removed usages of algorithm.Securities.key as a parameter for the
`ManualUniverseSelectionModel()` since those securities, added through
`AddXXXX` calls will be managed by the `UserDefinedUniverse`. This was
causing for Universes to try to add the same subscription requests
- Adding new empty constructor for ManualUniverseSelectionModel,
required for Python
- ManualUniverse will return any existing SDC for the
symbol. This is for maintaining existing behavior and
preventing breaking changes: Specifically motivated by usages of
Algorithm.Securities.Keys as constructor parameter of the
ManualUniverseSelectionModel, since those Symbols added by Addxxx()
calls will already be managed by the UserDefinedUniverse
- Making some format modifications to aling with used Lean formatting
- When there are or aren'tt new insights, the EqualWeightingPortfolioConstructionModel will creates a target to flatten delisted securities from the universe of expired insights.
- Helper methods were added to deal with removing expired insights and getting active ones and used in `EqualWeightingPortfolioConstructionModel`
- Adds unit test
- Updates framework algorithms
This flag indicates whether or not the local regression test system,
via RegressionTests.AlgorithmStatisticsRegression should run a given
IRegressionAlgorithmDefinition
A mechanical refactoring was performed to make algorithms currently used in
regression algorithms to implement IRegressionAlgorithmDefinition, which allows
algorithms to define their own expected statistics and what languages should be
run as part of regression. The type name of the C# type is used to determine the
file/model name for python. This was for simplicity, but if needed, could later be
refactored to expose more information, but for now the convention of keeping names
the same makes sense and just works easily.
Martin Molinero