Implement discharge capacity as an optional x-axis in QuickPlot

[medha-14]

Description

Fixes #1751

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[medha-14]

I have implemented the necessary changes for handling 0D variables. Once this is confirmed to be working correctly, I plan to work on handling 1D and 2D variables. Additionally, I have made changes in the dynamic plot, though I am unsure if they were necessary, so I would appreciate it if you could review them as well. Could you please suggest the next steps for moving forward?

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 98.58%. Comparing base (72df274) to head (cfcd43f).

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[medha-14]

Hello @agriyakhetarpal could please give a review on this? :)

[valentinsulzer]

Thanks, this is a good start.

Variables should always be evaluated with time, not discharge capacity.

Also, the implementation would be simpler if you just set self.x_axis, self.x_min and self.x_max once and used those everywhere, instead of having the if/else for time and discharge capacity in so many places

[medha-14]

Also, the implementation would be simpler if you just set self.x_axis, self.x_min and self.x_max once and used those everywhere, instead of having the if/else for time and discharge capacity in so many places

I have made the suggested changes, I would like a review on if the plot functionality is working correctly or do I have to make some other changes.

[agriyakhetarpal]

I think the change looks good, could you please add a test or two? I expect the coverage to go down as you have a few branches in the code now (i.e., one for time, and one for discharge capacity).

[medha-14]

I think the change looks good, could you please add a test or two? I expect the coverage to go down as you have a few branches in the code now (i.e., one for time, and one for discharge capacity).

Do I also have to make similar changes for 1D and 2D variables? or are they simply not applicable in those cases?

[medha-14]

For now I have added tests for the function , let me know if any other changes are to be made

Do I also have to make similar changes for 1D and 2D variables? or are they simply not applicable in those cases?

Also suggest how to move forward with this?

[valentinsulzer]

This is almost there, just a few more comments

[medha-14]

I have made the suggested changes, if anyone could review this one :)

[agriyakhetarpal]

It looks good to me, just three missing lines in the coverage. Thanks for your work!

[medha-14]

I have added tests for the missing lines, are there any other improvements I need to make ?

[agriyakhetarpal]

Nice work, thanks, @medha-14! I am happy to approve this, though I'll also request @valentinsulzer for a review as he previously requested changes.