Let `get_pairwise_comparison()` run with two models?

[athowes]

Currently get_pairwise_comparison() will stop you if you have two models:

scoringutils/R/pairwise-comparisons.R

Lines 161 to 171 in 158ba6c

	# check there are enough comparators
	if (length(setdiff(comparators, baseline)) < 2) {
	#nolint start: keyword_quote_linter
	cli_abort(
	c(
	"!" = "More than one non-baseline model is needed to compute
	pairwise compairisons."
	)
	)
	#nolint end
	}

While it's fair enough to say that you don't really need relative scores if you just have two models, there is not a conceptual problem with computing a comparison between two models. (Also if you are running more models and setting up the infrastructure with just the first one!)

So I think this should be a warning rather than an abort.

(At the moment, my solution is to create a fake model with one row, append it on, then remove it afterwards.)

[seabbs]

Aren't you just taking a ratio in this case i.e it isn't a pairwise comparison? One action here if we wan't to keep the action of the function strict is to make the error message more informative.

[nikosbosse]

I don't mind much, happy to turn it into a warning if that would make your life easier, @athowes.
Have you tried doing that locally and made sure it is what you want?