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same_enduse and spend_limit filters
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This looks good. I've made a suggestion that I think might make the code simpler and more explicit, but up to you if you want to take it. Your implementation looks fine as well.
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Tiny fix, but the
same_enduseandspend_limitfilters were failing because they tried to filter thetechnologiesdataset by year, but it's already been filtered by year here so complains when trying to use these filters.I've fixed that bug.
Also added a check to the decorator to enforce that
technologiescannot have a year dimension. This was a bit trickier than usual as not all filters taketechnologies, so I had to get creative usinginspect. Not sure if there's a better way to do this.Had to make a few other changes to keep the tests happy
EDIT: Switched to the approach suggested by Diego below