Add models file input option#508
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Good catch, thanks! This predated the merge of PR. Should be fixed now. |
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Summary
Allow models YAML file to be specified for all CLI commands (
ml_peg calc/analyse/app/list).I'd originally thought this may be an option parsed instead of the list of models, but I think a separate input makes sense, since then it's also filterable.
This also moves the 'global' inputs to the models init file, which means they can be accessed without the relatively heavy imports in models.py, which otherwise slow down the CLI noticeably.
Linked issue
Resolves #496
Testing
Tested locally for most commands, but could use fairly careful additional testing since it touches a lot.