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v0.4.1

27 Oct 14:25
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Released on: 2022/10/27

doi: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7258175

Documentation:

  • Update contact link in the docs side bar (#141)
  • Add definition of "co-located grids" to the glossary (#139)
  • Fix typo in overview docs page (#137)

Maintenance:

  • Undo deprecation of coordinate conversion methods (#142)
  • Drop support for Python 3.6 (#144)
  • Add serve target in doc/Makefile (#136)

This release contains contributions from:

  • Mariana Gomez
  • Santiago Soler
  • Leonardo Uieda

v0.4.0

08 Aug 13:54
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Released on: 2022/08/09

doi: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6779998

WARNING: Boule v0.4.0 is the last release that is compatible with Python 3.6.

Backwards incompatible changes:

  • Refactor the Sphere class to not inherit from Ellipsoid. Breaks backwards compatibility due to the removal of inherited methods and attributes (#129)
  • Make all package modules private by adding a leading _ to their name (#119)
  • Rename the Ellipsoid.emm attribute to Ellipsoid._emm to make it private (#123)
  • Remove the boule.test function (#116)

Deprecations:

  • Deprecate the coordinate conversion methods which have been ported to the pymap3d library v2.9.0 (#126)

New features:

  • Add the volume property to Ellipsoid (#132)
  • Add missing attributes to Ellipsoid for pymap3 compatibility (#121)
  • Add the TriaxialEllipsoid class with geometric parameters (#72)
  • Add a normal gravitation method to Sphere (#73)

Documentation:

  • Add a logo for Boule (#125)
  • Refactor the documentation tutorials to shift the focus to how to do things with Boule and point to other pages for more of the theory (#130)
  • Refactor documentation of TriaxialEllipsoid (#128)
  • Refactor the documentation of Ellipsoid (#127)
  • Fix formatting for code to pip install from GitHub (#118)
  • Fix license link and compatibility warning in the README (#117)
  • Use jupyter-sphinx instead of sphinx-gallery and update the documentation front page (#112)
  • Point to our organization wide guides in the documentation (#108)
  • Add an example calculating global gravity disturbances (#102)
  • Update Sphinx version to 4.5.0 (#103)

Maintenance:

  • Convert the README to Markdown (#113)
  • Specify oldest supported version of each dependency (#111)
  • Move to pyproject.toml/setup.cfg with build instead of setup.py (#110)
  • Replace pylint with flake8 and some extensions (#109)
  • Rename the git "master" branch to "main" (#107)
  • Update code style to Black 22.3.0 (#104)
  • Replace Google Analytics with Plausible for page visit statistics (#99)

This release contains contributions from:

  • Agustina Pesce
  • Chris Dinneen
  • Leonardo Uieda
  • Santiago Soler

v0.3.1

19 Oct 07:58
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Released on: 2021/10/19

doi: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5577885

Bug fix:

  • Package the missing requirements.txt file in source distributions (#96)

This release contains contributions from:

  • Leonardo Uieda

v0.3.0

18 Oct 14:27
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Released on: 2021/10/18

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.5575827

Highlights:

  • Add support for Python 3.9 and 3.10 (#87)
  • Add reference Sphere class for bodies with zero flattening (#42)
  • Add spheroids for Venus (#68), Mercury, and the Earth's Moon (#71)

Enhancements:

  • Warn users if normal gravity is being computed on internal point (#83)
  • Add option to return normal gravity in SI units (#69)
  • Add parameter validation for the Sphere class (#56)
  • Add parameter validation for the Ellipsoid class (#45)
  • Make parameter validation methods private (#55)
  • Tests normal gravity against Somigliana equation (#51)
  • Fix normal gravity equation of Sphere (#52)
  • Fix missing centrifugal term for spheres at the equator (#48)

Documentation:

  • Update documentation theme to sphinx-book-theme (#92)
  • Add tutorial for geodetic to geocentric coordinate transformations (#84)
  • Improvements to docstrings of Ellipsoid and Sphere (#49)

Maintenance:

  • Add Mariana Gomez to AUTHORS.md (#90)
  • Add Chris Dinneen to AUTHORS.md (#74)
  • Only run CI for Python 3.6 and 3.10 now that it's out (#89)
  • Update setuptools_scm configuration to save a boule/_version.py file instead of relying on pkg_resources to get the version number (#91)
  • Use the OSI version of item 3 in the license (#70)
  • Add license and copyright notice to every .py file (#67)
  • Refactor GitHub Actions workflows to separate building the docs (#65)
  • Replace versioneer with setuptools-scm (#61)
  • Remove configuration files for unused CI (#60)
  • Replace Travis and Azure with GitHub Actions (#57)
  • Add conda-forge badge to the README (#40)
  • Format the doc/conf.py file with Black (#41)

This release contains contributions from:

  • Leonardo Uieda
  • Santiago Soler
  • Chris Dinneen
  • Mariana Gomez
  • Hugo van Kemenade
  • Lu Li

v0.2.0

10 Jul 21:02
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  • Add the Ellipsoid.geocentric_radius method to calculate the distance from the center of the ellipsoid to its surface as a function of latitude (geodetic or geocentric). (#37)
  • Add the Ellipsoid.prime_vertical_radius method for computing the prime vertical radius (usually represented by N in equations) as a function of geodetic latitude. (#35)
  • Fix typo in README contributing section (#32)

This release contains contributions from:

  • Leonardo Uieda
  • Rowan Cockett
  • Santiago Soler

v0.1.1

10 Jan 14:18
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This release contains only a documentation fix: include install instructions for conda and pip. No functionality has been changed (hence, no DOI was issued).

v0.1.0

10 Jan 12:03
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3603997

First release of Boule including basic functionality:

  • Definition of the Ellipsoid class: based on the semi-major axis, flattening, geocentric gravitational constant, and angular velocity. Other quantities are derived from these 4.
  • Computation of normal gravity and coordinate conversions between geodetic and geocentric.
  • Ellipsoid realizations for the Earth (WGS84 and GRS80) and Mars.