Create gradations in who joins scenario migrations

[noracato]

Currently we migrate scenarios under the following criteria: either they have keep_compatible set to true, or they have to be created within the last month. However, we find that some users do not want their scenarios to join every migration, but only the really necessary ones. Hence we can think about creating a gradation in compatibility settings.

We can classify all migrations under the two following concepts:

necessary
Renaming of sliders, changing of units

helpful
Approximation of new slider value based on scenario after changes in modelling

Instead of having only the options true or false for keep_compatible we could offer three options instead. A consequence is that scenario owners are more aware of compatibility options, and thus we should remove the '1 month old' migration criterium when we implement this.

[mabijkerk]

A consequence is that scenario owners are more aware of compatibility options, and thus we should remove the '1 month old' migration criterium when we implement this.

One question @noracato. Shouldn't we discuss removing the '1 month migration criterium' anyway? Even without picking up this issue and possibly quintel/etmodel#4146. Is this something to discuss in the teammeeting?

[thomas-qah]

A possible addition to this idea could be to split the keep_compatible flag into two:

• keep_compatible: True/False turns the necessary option on or off.
• adjust_to_new_modeling: True/False turns the helpful option on or off. This can only be changed if keep_compatible is true.

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