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docs/migration.md explains how to turn a PythonFMU (FMI 2.0) model into a PythonFMU3 (FMI 3.0) one: a quick-reference table of renamed packages, classes, variable types and CLI commands, step-by-step instructions, and a before/after example. It also covers the behaviour differences users hit: class-level metadata is ignored, setup_experiment is never called, time must be declared as the independent variable, and leading underscores are stripped from variable names. The guide is added to the docs navigation, and a test runs the PythonFMU3 example from it.
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docs/migration.md explains how to turn a PythonFMU (FMI 2.0) model into a PythonFMU3 (FMI 3.0) one: a quick-reference table of renamed packages, classes, variable types and CLI commands, step-by-step instructions, and a before/after example. It also covers the behaviour differences users hit: class-level metadata is ignored, setup_experiment is never called, time must be declared as the independent variable, and leading underscores are stripped from variable names.
The guide is added to the docs navigation, and a test runs the PythonFMU3 example from it.