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v1.3.0

15 Nov 05:04
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v1.2.2

01 Sep 16:09
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v1.2.1

14 Sep 00:50
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This release allows whitespace characters outside the basic ASCII set to be used inside symbols as non-breaking spaces.

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v1.2.0

01 Mar 07:43
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This fixes a number of layout bugs for some relatively rare conditions. It also adds some missing (but mostly undocumented) AMR roles that are used in official releases.

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v1.1.1

22 Feb 10:04
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This release makes Penman better-behaved when imported in applications that configure a logger, and fixes a small layout bug with surface alignments on roles.

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v1.1.0

06 Jul 10:03
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This release fixes an issue with multiprocessing and includes the "no-op" model.

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v1.0.0

10 May 14:32
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This release consolidates and simplifies the API. It also adds the Tree.walk() method for finding traversal paths to individual branches (e.g, for creating alignment metadata).

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v0.12.0

14 Feb 04:46
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This release improves the amount and behavior of functions for processing inputs from the penman command. It also replaces the previous release's Model.check() with Model.errors(), which is generally more useful. Finally, the new penman.constant module is introduced for dealing with constant values in their interpreted datatypes.

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v0.11.1

06 Feb 02:36
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This release fixes a couple of bugs with the encoding of graphs.

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v0.11.0

28 Jan 14:17
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This release only adds a new method penman.model.Model.check() and the associated command-line option --check which check graphs for compliance with a given model.

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