0.3.1 Changelog New Contributor: Martin Bentley New Contributor: Chetan Nathwani New Contributor: Tom Buckle New Contributor: Nicolas Piette-Lauziere Removed a redundant pathlib dependency (which is standard library as of Python 3.4). This will fix an issue blocking setting up a conda-forge recipe (#51). Updated instances of redundant numpy types throughout to silence depreciation warnings (using base types float, int except where specific numpy types are required). Added a minimum sympy version requirement (v1.7) to avoid potential import errors. Updated minimum versions for matplotlib and mpltern to address potential version conflicts. A user installation is now recommended by default. This solves some potential issues on *-nix and MacOS...
The release candidate for spaghetti v1.3 will be the first version to officially support python 3.7 ...
Pymatgen is now completely Python 2.7 and Python 3.x compatible! Spglib and pyhull have been updated...
New features Added links to example data for all tutorials. Try running them in a jupyter notebook!...
0.3.0 Changelog New Contributor: Lucy Mathieson Continuous Integration has been migrated from Travi...
0.2.8 Changelog Updated citation information. Added specific testing for OSX for Travis, and update...
0.3.3 Changelog New Contributor: Sarah Shi New Contributor: Ondrej Lexa Bugfix: Updated docs bu...
Note that this is the version of pyrolite offically peer-reviewed by pyOpenSci. 0.2.7 Changelog ...
0.2.5 Changelog PR Merged: @lavender22 updated the spider diagram example to add a link to the norm...
0.3.2 Changelog New Contributor: Angela Rodrigues Bugfix: Edited docstrings and added ignore-warnin...
0.2.4 Changelog Removed Python 3.5 support, added Python 3.8 support. Updated ternary plots to use ...
0.3.4 Changelog Bugfix: Tom Buckle contributed a PR with some minor bugfixes for the CIPW Norm. Var...
pyglotaran 0.7.0 Release Notes Code name: "Theofelix" This version was used to generate the results ...
We closed a total of 36 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 16 pull requests, since our last...
PySAL 2.6.0 represents 6 months of enhancements, bug-fixes, widening of test coverage, and improved ...
Changes Minimum supported Python version 3.6 (issue #499) Minimum PROJ version 7.2 (issues #599 & #...
The release candidate for spaghetti v1.3 will be the first version to officially support python 3.7 ...
Pymatgen is now completely Python 2.7 and Python 3.x compatible! Spglib and pyhull have been updated...
New features Added links to example data for all tutorials. Try running them in a jupyter notebook!...
0.3.0 Changelog New Contributor: Lucy Mathieson Continuous Integration has been migrated from Travi...
0.2.8 Changelog Updated citation information. Added specific testing for OSX for Travis, and update...
0.3.3 Changelog New Contributor: Sarah Shi New Contributor: Ondrej Lexa Bugfix: Updated docs bu...
Note that this is the version of pyrolite offically peer-reviewed by pyOpenSci. 0.2.7 Changelog ...
0.2.5 Changelog PR Merged: @lavender22 updated the spider diagram example to add a link to the norm...
0.3.2 Changelog New Contributor: Angela Rodrigues Bugfix: Edited docstrings and added ignore-warnin...
0.2.4 Changelog Removed Python 3.5 support, added Python 3.8 support. Updated ternary plots to use ...
0.3.4 Changelog Bugfix: Tom Buckle contributed a PR with some minor bugfixes for the CIPW Norm. Var...
pyglotaran 0.7.0 Release Notes Code name: "Theofelix" This version was used to generate the results ...
We closed a total of 36 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 16 pull requests, since our last...
PySAL 2.6.0 represents 6 months of enhancements, bug-fixes, widening of test coverage, and improved ...
Changes Minimum supported Python version 3.6 (issue #499) Minimum PROJ version 7.2 (issues #599 & #...
The release candidate for spaghetti v1.3 will be the first version to officially support python 3.7 ...
Pymatgen is now completely Python 2.7 and Python 3.x compatible! Spglib and pyhull have been updated...
New features Added links to example data for all tutorials. Try running them in a jupyter notebook!...