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_This page includes notes about the changes in released versions of Glance. Newer notes will be added at the top of the page as versions are released._ _This page includes notes about the changes in released versions of Glance. Newer notes will be added at the top of the page as versions are released._
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**version 0.6.0** <strong><div align="right">Feb 25, 2022</div>
version 0.6.0</strong>
Glance’s reports have gotten a bit of a facelift. More information on the variable analysies is now available in a clearer and better organized table layout on the main page of the report. The variable pages will also report the results of pass/fail testing (when it is turned on) for each variable. Glance’s reports have gotten a bit of a facelift. More information on the variable analysies is now available in a clearer and better organized table layout on the main page of the report. The variable pages will also report the results of pass/fail testing (when it is turned on) for each variable.
...@@ -21,7 +22,8 @@ The return codes that Glance will return when pass/fail testing is turned on are ...@@ -21,7 +22,8 @@ The return codes that Glance will return when pass/fail testing is turned on are
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**version 0.5.7** <strong><div align="right">Jan 27, 2022</div>
version 0.5.7</strong>
The info command has been rewritten to be more robust and provide more complex (and hopefully useful) information. Previously the command only provided a list of variable names. Now details like data size, data type, and attribute values are available for most kinds of files*. Each file type has slightly different output, depending on how it works internally. The info command has been rewritten to be more robust and provide more complex (and hopefully useful) information. Previously the command only provided a list of variable names. Now details like data size, data type, and attribute values are available for most kinds of files*. Each file type has slightly different output, depending on how it works internally.
...@@ -37,7 +39,8 @@ After some discussion with users, it appears that no one has been using the JPSS ...@@ -37,7 +39,8 @@ After some discussion with users, it appears that no one has been using the JPSS
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**version 0.5.6** <strong><div align="right">Dec 30, 2021</div>
version 0.5.6</strong>
Calls to the stats command will now respect your config files, including loading all the variable information and pass/fail settings from config file when you provide one. (To turn on pass/fail testing in stats you will need to include the “-x” or “--doPassFail” option on the command line.) Calls to the stats command will now respect your config files, including loading all the variable information and pass/fail settings from config file when you provide one. (To turn on pass/fail testing in stats you will need to include the “-x” or “--doPassFail” option on the command line.)
...@@ -63,7 +66,8 @@ Got rid of some old unused code and moved to newer versions of some deprecated p ...@@ -63,7 +66,8 @@ Got rid of some old unused code and moved to newer versions of some deprecated p
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**version 0.5.5** <strong><div align="right">Nov 22, 2021</div>
version 0.5.5</strong>
Glance now has a --warnmissingvars command line option that will cause it to emit warnings when variables the user specifically requested are not present in the input files. Glance now has a --warnmissingvars command line option that will cause it to emit warnings when variables the user specifically requested are not present in the input files.
...@@ -79,7 +83,8 @@ If there is a spatial mismatch in your navigation data Glance reports will now i ...@@ -79,7 +83,8 @@ If there is a spatial mismatch in your navigation data Glance reports will now i
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**version 0.5.4** <strong><div align="right">Oct 19, 2021</div>
version 0.5.4</strong>
There is now a command line option ("-u" or "--imagesonlyonfailure") to turn on only plotting images for variables which fail based on your comparison criteria. So you can now turn that option on without using a config file if you didn't otherwise need one. There is now a command line option ("-u" or "--imagesonlyonfailure") to turn on only plotting images for variables which fail based on your comparison criteria. So you can now turn that option on without using a config file if you didn't otherwise need one.
...@@ -95,7 +100,8 @@ The gui now has less eye-searing and more perceptually useful colormaps availabl ...@@ -95,7 +100,8 @@ The gui now has less eye-searing and more perceptually useful colormaps availabl
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**version 0.5.3** <strong><div align="right">Sep 23, 2021</div>
version 0.5.3</strong>
Glance can now gracefully handle netCDF variables with lists of strings. We can't numerically analyze them, sadly, but the program should give you a warning and continue analyzing other variables that it can handle rather than crashing. Glance can now gracefully handle netCDF variables with lists of strings. We can't numerically analyze them, sadly, but the program should give you a warning and continue analyzing other variables that it can handle rather than crashing.
...@@ -103,7 +109,8 @@ Cleaned up some logging that was spraying error messages when nothing was actual ...@@ -103,7 +109,8 @@ Cleaned up some logging that was spraying error messages when nothing was actual
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**version 0.5.2** <strong><div align="right">Sep 03, 2021</div>
version 0.5.2</strong>
When running multiple reports automatically by providing two directories as input, Glance will now create a condensed summary report in the output directory to help you quickly see how all your comparisons went. When running multiple reports automatically by providing two directories as input, Glance will now create a condensed summary report in the output directory to help you quickly see how all your comparisons went.
...@@ -119,7 +126,8 @@ Added the ability to strip out part of your file name for the purpose of matchin ...@@ -119,7 +126,8 @@ Added the ability to strip out part of your file name for the purpose of matchin
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**version 0.5.1** <strong><div align="right">Aug 03, 2021</div>
version 0.5.1</strong>
The colocateData command has been reviewed and properly maintained so it should now work again. It's been tested with GOES-R series winds data. The colocateData command has been reviewed and properly maintained so it should now work again. It's been tested with GOES-R series winds data.
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**version 0.5.0** <strong><div align="right">Apr 08, 2021</div>
version 0.5.0</strong>
The stats command can now handle one or two files and will correctly give you comparison statistics or inspection statistics based on the number of files you give it. The stats command can now handle one or two files and will correctly give you comparison statistics or inspection statistics based on the number of files you give it.
...@@ -154,7 +163,8 @@ The inspectReport, inspectStats, plotDiffs, and reportGen commands are now Depre ...@@ -154,7 +163,8 @@ The inspectReport, inspectStats, plotDiffs, and reportGen commands are now Depre
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**version 0.4.3** <strong><div align="right">Oct 23, 2020</div>
version 0.4.3</strong>
Fixed a bug where float32 data was not assigned a default fill value of np.nan when it had no fill value Fixed a bug where float32 data was not assigned a default fill value of np.nan when it had no fill value
...@@ -162,13 +172,15 @@ Fixed a bug where float64 data was being inadvertently downcast to float32 for s ...@@ -162,13 +172,15 @@ Fixed a bug where float64 data was being inadvertently downcast to float32 for s
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**version 0.4.2** <strong><div align="right">Jul 17, 2020</div>
version 0.4.2</strong>
Cleaned up usage of keys() and moved to using importlib for loading configuration files, since imp is depreciated. Cleaned up usage of keys() and moved to using importlib for loading configuration files, since imp is depreciated.
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**version 0.4.1** <strong><div align="right">Apr 30, 2020</div>
version 0.4.1</strong>
Glance has moved to Python 3.6! We have transitioned from using the old Basemap libraries to using Cartopy and also from PyQt4 to PyQt5. Glance has moved to Python 3.6! We have transitioned from using the old Basemap libraries to using Cartopy and also from PyQt4 to PyQt5.
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