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* Add ClrBubbleExceptionInterpreter
* Add ClrBubbledExceptionInterpreter tests
* Bump pythonnet version to 2.0.23
* Minor changes
* Minor change
* Minor fix
* Fix failing unit tests
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* Python research import improvements
- Improve start.py for research env
- Remove unrequired imports
* Centralize algorithm imports
* Add regression test GH action
* Unit test python import clean up
* Join research and main imports
* More python import clean up
* Fix failing skipped regression algorithm
* Include MortgageRateVolatilityAlpha and fixes
* Include PlaceHolder PythonAlgorithm.cs
* Delete BinanceUtil
* Remove unused Regression Algorithms
* Minor tweaks
Co-authored-by: Martin Molinero <martin.molinero1@gmail.com>
* DataConsolidator Wrapper for Python Consolidators
* Regression Unit Test
* Refactor Regression test
* Bad test fix
* pre review
* self review
* Add RegisterIndicator for Python Consolidator
* Python base class for consolidators
* Modify regression algo to register indicator
* unit test - attach event
* Test fix
* Fix test python imports
* Add license header file and null check
Co-authored-by: Martin Molinero <martin.molinero1@gmail.com>
- This commit is related to PR 19 in QC/pythonnet
- C# decimal will be cast to C# double and converted into python
float
- Adding new `decimal.py` into the python algorithm project. This is
required for backwards compatibility with users performing operations
over expected decimal types (like `Price`)
- Updating two python regression test algorithms using custom python
execution models to be aware and ignore floating point precision errors
when handling order sizing.
Implements `PythonExceptionInterpreter` that works as a "catch-all" exception intrepreter for `PythonException`. Since it can interpret more specific python exceptions that are already covered by other interpreters, its `Order` is set to `int.MaxValue` to be the last to be tested.
Jhonathan Abreu