* Update projects to use .NET 5.0, the successor to .NET Core
* Fix ambiguous errors. Add IBAutomator net5
* Remove FXCM
* Upgrade IBAutomater to v1.0.51
ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit.
* Fix rebase
- Fix ambiguous Index
- Remove StrategyCapacity.cs
- Update System.Threading.Tasks.Extensionsy
* Remove unrequired references
* Fixes
- Travis will use dotnet, not nunit nor mono
- Remove mono from foundation image
- Fix python setup in research
- Fix unit tests
* Don't call ReadKey when input is redirected
* Fix ConsoleLeanOptimizer
* Research fixes
* Update comment
* Add vsdbg to Dockerfile
* Fixes
- Revert dockerfile FROM custom changes
- Adjust and fix regression algorithms
- Option assignment will be deterministic in the order
- 'Rolling Averaged Population' is calculated using doubles, updating
expected values.
- Update readme, removing references to mono
- Add missing Py.Gil lock
* Replace ICSharp with .NET Interactive
* Fixes after rebase
* CSharp research fixes
- Adding new Initialize.csx that pre loads all assemblies
- Adjusting template research file
- Moving steps in dockerfilejupyter
- Fix unit tests and regression tests after rebase
Co-authored-by: Gerardo Salazar <gsalaz9800@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Stefano Raggi <stefano.raggi67@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jasper van Merle <jaspervmerle@gmail.com>
* Remove and replace OnEndOfDay() ref
* Restore functionality of obsolete EOD, waiting for deprecation in August 2021
* Cleanup
* Adjustments to only post message when using obsolete EOD
* nit, extra space
* Address review
* Adjust test to reflect new behaviour
* Move GetPythonArgCount to an extension method
* Add unit test
* nit accidental import
* Refactor broken test
* Use Py.GIL() state for extension
* Update to new QC PythonNet
* Update readme
* Remove Python.Runtime config, replaced by env var
* Allow local packages testing in repo
* Address Review
* Add the LocalPackages readme
* Update Jupyter Image
* Update Research ReadMe
* Adds Static AlgorithmCreationTimeout Property to BaseSetupHandler
This value will be used to set maximum time that the creation of an algorithm can take.
* Adds Additional Logging to AlgorithmPythonWrapper
It will informing the user how long it takes to import the module.
* Changes How AlgorithmCreationTimeout is Initialized
It will prevent callling Config.GetDouble on every call.
* Updates NodaTime to version 3.0.5
* Updates code to ensure compatibility with new NodaTime version
* Updates System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe to 5.0.0
- Required by NodaTime
* Adds comments explaining changes in NodaTime
* Creates IShortableProvider interface + interface impls
* This is the foundational work for the addition of the shortable stocks
feature for backtesting and live trading. Note that the QCAlgorithm
API and the backend transaction handling will be implemented
separately.
* temp; work on preorder checks
* improve checks
* tmep
* Enforces ETB checks at BrokerageTransactionHandler
* Adds ETB Shortable Provider to QCAlgorithm and IAlgorithm
* Removes ETB check from PreOrderChecksImpl
* Removes outdated test, new test to come soon for relevant class
* Work in progress commit, pushing for review.
* Adds new regression algorithm (WIP)
* Enhances ShortableProviderOrdersRejectedRegressionAlgorithm
* Adds new methods to QCAlgorithm
* Move IShortableProvider to have BrokerageModel own it
* Comments updates
* Adds new properties to Equity Security for shortable
* Fixes bug where retrieving open order quantities would aggregate the
submitted order quantity rather than the remaining order quantity for
open orders.
* Fixes bug where quantity of zero would result in a
false positive in QCAlgorithm.Shortable(...)
* Code refactoring and comments updates
Co-authored-by: Jared <jaredbroad@gmail.com>
* Migrate to newer CSProj format; build succesful
Rebase onto master
* Maintain binaries directory
* Reinstate FSharp default condition
* Remove reference to packages.config
* Test project fixes
* Remove nuget.config and "Solution Items"
* Remove repetitive assembly info
* Reinstate default compiles and cleanup redundant settings
* Reinstate any specific settings that defaults are unclear for
* Reinstate Framework.nuspec
* Make test internal classes public for composer use; undo assembly change
Rebase onto master part 2
* Address review; restore some settings
* Restore RootNamespace and AssemblyName attributes
* Use NugetPackageRoot instead of NugetPackageFolders
* Reinstate "RestorePackages" setting
* Transfer compilied Python files to launcher and tests bin
* Remove conflicting settings
* Fix WebSocketSharpFork references
* Fix FSharp Core reference
* Upgrade TestPlatform.ObjectModel to 16.8.3, and redirect V11 binding
* Add Mono.Cecil package
* Address review
* Append the full stacktrace to the algorithm loading exception message.
* Remove exception message loader duplication
Co-authored-by: Martin Molinero <martin.molinero1@gmail.com>
- 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.
Since extension methods don't play well with pythonnet, this change converts
the extensions class into a decorator class. Additionally, this ObjectStore
type is the type that gets exposed via QCAlgorithm so users can access these
methods directly without requiring the use of extension methods.
This approach has many good properties. For one, it doesn't force implementors
of IObjectStore to use a base class. Second, it maintains healthy separation of
API level concerns (such as convenient methods) from the abstraction level conerns
of IObjectStore. Setting it up in this way ensures ANY implementation of IObjectStore
will still get access to these additional methods. Another thing to note is this
prevents using a base class on QCAlgorithm's public interface. Instead, we have a
specific type that is dedicated to fulfilling API level requirements, which also
provides us flexibility in the event the API needs to be updated. If it were a subclass,
you run the risk of breaking the implementors of the subclass.
- Only add OnEndOfDay ScheduledEvent if the algorithm implements the
method. Adding unit tests
- Avoid creating a new baseData instance at
`SubscriptionDataSourceReader`
- Adding static `FineFundamental` instance since creating new ones is
expensive
This commit is squashed from iterative development:
- More consistent method naming
- Storage root path updated to be absolute and include algorithm name
- Storage root path created only if object store is actually used
- Implemented XML save/load
- Added missing unit tests
- Replaced Log.Trace with Log.Error calls
- Added the object store name logging in Engine.Main
- Read storage root from config
- Create algorithm storage root folder in Initialize
- Remove empty folder in Dispose
- Added null checks in all methods
- Added missing XML parameter docs
- make Initialize and Dispose virtual
- make AlgorithmStorageRoot protected
The IObjectStore abstraction provides algorithms with a persistent
storage mechanism. While the algorithm is running, data is maintained
in memory as a dictionary of raw bytes (string -> byte[]). This ensures
we avoid any reference type shenanigans. Periodically, the data in the
object store is persisted and additionally, when the algorithm shuts
down, the object store's data will again be persisted. This ensures that
when the algorithm starts up again, it will have access to any state
that has been saved into the object store.
A great use case for IObjectStore is saving a compute heavy model.
For example, computing the weights of a deep neural network is very
CPU intensive, but after the weights are computed, evaluation is fairly
quick. An initial backtest can be used to solved for the network's weights
and then subsequent backtests or even in live mode, the weights will be
available to the algorithm provided they were saved into the object store.
Also, some libraries require a file path to load model data. The object
store provides a `GetFilePath(key)` method which will copy the data for
the provided key to the disk and return that path so the library can load
the model data.
- Replacing `BaseData.AdjustResolution` for `DefaultResolution` and
`SupportedResolutions`
- Making `Resolution` nullable for `Algorithm.AddData` methods
- The `ISubscriptionDataConfigService` will set the default resolution
if none was provided and assert it is supported
- Fix bug with `PythonData` `IsSparseData` and `RequiresMapping`
resolution
- Adding `BaseData.AdjustResolution()` that should return a valid
resolution for the given data and security type.
This allows us to set a limitation which is useful to avoid invalid data
requests or unnecessary fill forward situations. The user will be
notified through a console message.
- Adding unit and regression test
- Updating example algorithms custom data resolution
- Some performance improvements. Wont change console color if
`SelectedOptimization` is defined
Colton Sellers