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MAgPIE coupling: use defaults from MAgPIE's default.cfg for list of MAgPIE outputs #1880

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Purpose of this PR

So far the couplig did not use the list of output scripts as defined in MAgPIE's default.cfg, instead only rds_report was specified explicitely overwriting the defaults. Since the list of required/useful output scripts change from time to time we switch to using the defaults from MAgPIE's default.cfg, now including extra/disaggregation.

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Thanks, @dklein-pik, for the quick implementation! Looks good to me. If I understand it right, this means that REMIND runs a limited reporting between iterations and full reporting after the last iteration. MAgPIE runs the full reporting after each iteration. I suppose that this does not cost too much run time, i.e. no need to reduce the MAgPIE reporting between iterations. Agree?

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That's right. According to Florian the additional script takes only 5 minutes.

@dklein-pik dklein-pik merged commit 6b4ae4d into remindmodel:develop Nov 11, 2024
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