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v0.8.1

06 May 14:35

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Two minor bug fixes:

  • Ignore tree leaves absent from the index: if a given placement tree (via -t) has leaves that are not among the indexed reference genomes, distances and placements remain unaffected.
  • Fixed a bug that resulted in double semicolons in the jplace placement tree output.

v0.8.0

02 May 16:21

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  • Changed the behavior of --dist-max. It no longer triggers --filter. The distances can be filtered using --dist-max without limiting the output to distances that are indistinguishable from the minimum distance.

  • Fixed the corrupted jplaces due to a stream synchronization issue

v0.7.3

30 Apr 15:35

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  • Fixed minor input parameter validation bug
  • Fixed corrupted place due to a stream synchronization issue

v0.7.2

24 Feb 00:00

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Full Changelog: v0.7.1...v0.7.2
Mostly bug fixes:

  • Unclosed jplace when there is no placement.
  • Add a color when the nonce is nonzero.
  • Set node hash after the parsing finishes.
  • Dangling pointers due to reallocation when the tree is highly unresolved.
  • Make sure to output NaN when no match.

v0.7.1

10 Feb 16:33

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  • Added Dockerfile
  • Minor bug fix for cases when -t is not used
  • Important bug fix for LSH position drop for reading old indexes
  • Improved inspect command for displaying the details for indexes
  • Added HLL based and more accurate rho estimation
  • Slightly better sdust handling for subsampling rate, still not very accurate

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v0.6.0

21 Nov 23:16

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v0.5.2

17 Oct 00:41

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v0.5.1

16 Aug 21:14

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v0.5.0

v0.4.3

17 Mar 21:49

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  • Important bug fixes thanks to @armandiB (issue #6).
    i) Having an input reference sequence shorter than the k-mer (or the minimizer) length triggered a bug which resulted in some of the reference sequences being ignored.
    ii) Setting -w and -k to the same value led to unexpected behavior.

  • Significant speed up due to better parallelism, especially with higher number of threads.