Reporting Measures section listed twice

[macumber]

Moved from #389

Issue overview

After I worked several hours (2 or 3), the openstudio GUI became very strange like this figure, in the measure. Is it because I used many measures? I indeed run many times the openstudio measures

Expected Behavior

Should only see one section for Reporting Measures

[macumber]

@zwei2016 I moved the part about duplicate Reporting Measure sections here. I have a few questions:

• Does this odd behavior persist if you change tabs and then go back to the run tab?
• Does this odd behavior persist if you close the app and re-open it?
• Could you attach a zip file of the model osm and the companion directory? If not, could you post the workflow.osw file?

[zwei2016]

@macumber
When this happened, my openstudio becomes very slow, and it persisted when I switched back.
When I closed and re-opened openstudio, it disappeared.

Here is the workflow.osw

By the way, I created my own weather file for 2020 data, created a output.csv measure which has an independent input and output behavior.

{
   "created_at" : "20210620T214442Z",
   "seed_file" : "../HZp_skp8_TABSv2_data.osm",
   "steps" : 
   [
      {
         "arguments" : 
         {
            "units" : "SI"
         },
         "description" : "This measure creates high level tables and charts pulling both from model inputs and EnergyPlus results. It has building level information as well as detail on space types, thermal zones, HVAC systems, envelope characteristics, and economics. Click the heading above a chart to view a table of the chart data.",
         "measure_dir_name" : "OpenStudioResults",
         "modeler_description" : "For the most part consumption data comes from the tabular EnergyPlus results, however there are a few requests added for time series results. Space type and loop details come from the OpenStudio model. The code for this is modular, making it easy to use as a template for your own custom reports. The structure of the report uses bootstrap, and the graphs use dimple js.",
         "name" : "OpenStudio Results"
      },
      {
         "arguments" : {},
         "description" : "Output to CSV",
         "measure_dir_name" : "output_csv",
         "modeler_description" : "Output to CSV",
         "name" : "OutputCSV"
      }
   ],
   "updated_at" : "20210706T185012Z",
   "weather_file" : "HZ2020.epw"
}