tests/test_docstringrst.py scans every class/function member of each
module via inspect.getmembers() with no __module__ filter, so
`from urllib.parse import quote` pulled the stdlib quote() into the
pvnode and Solcast provider namespaces and its non-reST docstring failed
the docstring-compliance check.
Import `urllib.parse` as a module and call `urllib.parse.quote(...)`
instead: a module member is skipped by the isfunction/isclass scan, and
the fully-qualified call keeps mypy happy (the requests stubs lack quote,
which is why urllib.parse was chosen over requests.utils in the first place).
test_all_docstrings_rst_compliant now passes; isort/ruff/ruff-format/mypy
pre-commit hooks all green.
- Use urllib.parse.quote instead of requests.utils.quote in the pvnode and
Solcast providers: the runtime re-export exists, but the requests type stubs
do not declare it, so the pre-commit mypy hook failed with
'Module has no attribute "quote"'.
- Mark the force_update keyword in the new provider tests with `# type: ignore`
— it is consumed by the cache_in_file decorator at runtime; same call
convention and ignore style as pvforecastakkudoktor.py.
- Add PVForecastPVNode, PVForecastForecastSolar and PVForecastSolcast to the
expected provider sequence in tests/test_prediction.py (fixture + index
assertions) — the two sequence tests failed because the new providers were
registered in prediction.py but missing from the hardcoded expectations.
Add PVForecastSolcast for the Solcast rooftop-site API. The operator registers a
site in the Solcast web app and enters the API key + resource (site) id:
GET /rooftop_sites/{site_id}/forecasts. pv_estimate (kW) is converted to watts
and fed as pvforecast_ac_power; the timestamp is normalised to the period start
(period_end - period) so it aligns with the resample axis. period_end is UTC.
Completes the set of selectable cloud PV forecast providers
(Akkudoktor, VRM, Import, pvnode, Forecast.Solar, Solcast). Adds tests for the
kW->W conversion, period-start normalisation, ISO-8601 period parsing, the
request URL/auth and HTTP-error handling.
