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Units reported in $/day are multiplied by 365 / 30, leading a rate of $0.16/day to be computed as $1.99/month.
However, that is much less than just multiplying the value by 30. Suggest 365/12 as a better multiplier.
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What pysam code is doing this?
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SAM doesn't support $/day units, so in the GUI an lk script handles the conversion, and resource tools handles it here.
Fixed in #124
It looks like due to some copy-paste errors, this isn't fixed in the URDB V8 script, and minimum charges also need to be fixed.
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Units reported in $/day are multiplied by 365 / 30, leading a rate of $0.16/day to be computed as $1.99/month.
However, that is much less than just multiplying the value by 30. Suggest 365/12 as a better multiplier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: