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v4.7.3

03 Feb 01:42
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v4.7.2

13 Jan 22:05
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Updated GHSCI app Docker image, including support for OSMnx 2.0 as per #495

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Updated FigShare workflow

09 Jan 07:38
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I updated the FigShare workflow file for uploading new releases to FigShare --- this still contained our previous organization name, which was why the upload of releases was failing. This should now be corrected, although I need to make a new release to trigger the workflow in order to test this!

v4.7.0

09 Jan 06:58
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Updated GHSCI software environment dependencies (software version is now 4.7.0)
moved towards #495 (updated OSMnx to 1.9.4)
addressed #496 improving web app user experience.
added improved feedback for users on identifying and correcting invalid YAML, and CI test to detect both valid and invalid YAML as per #497

and other general enhancements by @carlhiggs in

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v4.6.1

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v4.6.0

09 Oct 16:04
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v4.5.3

04 Jun 09:00
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v4.5.2

03 Jun 23:34
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Improved text wrapping to optionally support wrapping on characters instead of words for languages using ideograms (e.g. Chinese and Japanese), so that translated reports are correctly formatted in these languages. (see #433)

Also updated software dependencies and made minor tweaks to UI and Jupter Lab example notebook phrasing.

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v4.5.1

17 May 06:54
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This release includes support for the new reporting templates for the Global Observatory of Healthy and Sustainable Cities' 1000 Cities Challenge.

Major issues addressed are described in the closed pull request here.

As a result of the reporting template updates, phrases in our reports have changed and translations for existing languages require validation. Additionally, we have added preliminary support for approximately 30 languages at time of writing with more planned, however most of these are also awaiting final validation. Validated translations for languages other than English will be added periodically over the coming weeks and months.

If you are interested in validating translations for the project, or in having support for your language, please let us know through a github issue.

To list the available validated languages for reporting, if using Python within our Dockerised GHSCI software environment, run:

import ghsci
ghsci.get_languages()

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4.4.10

11 Aug 04:47
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Adds a new 'interpolate_stop_times' option for GTFS feeds to deal with the possible case of stop_times.txt missing departure times values. If that's the case, analysis of regular service frequencies cannot proceed accurately for that GTFS feed. As per the GTFS reference specification, missing departure or arrival times may be interpolated using the stop sequence start and end times within each trip id.

The new interpolate_stop_times option/function if set fills null arrival and departure values using a linear interpolation according to the provided stop sequence start and end times within each trip_id. This is an approximation based on the available information, and results may still differ from the actual service frequencies at these stops. However, in the absence of further information, a user may judge it as an adequate approximation (using the values implicit in the data itself), in which case it would allow analysis to proceed.

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