rsyncrosim 1.4.9
Breaking changes
- Removed the
condaFilepath
argument in the
session()
function as this was causing issues during
multiprocessing; To set the conda path now, use the
condaFilepath()
replacement method on the
session
object.
- Deprecated
datasheetRaster()
so will now throw a
warning if used (but will still work)
- Deprecated
raster
objects as inputs to
saveDatasheet()
so will now throw a warning if used (but
will still work)
Bug fixes:
- Fixed bug in
ssimLibrary()
where useConda
argument is set to FALSE
as default. This wrongly updates
the SyncroSim library properties when running a Library in a conda
environment from the UI.
- Fixed issue where rsyncrosim “factors” erase column data if creating
factor lookups fails.
- Fixed bug when loading template libraries from addon packages.
- Fixed bug that came up sometimes in
datasheet()
function when optional
set to TRUE
- this only
came up sometimes because it had to do with the syncrosim validation
type under the hood; if the validation was based on a core datasheet,
then the function would fail.
- Fixed bug when trying to retrieve datasheets for multiple scenarios
at a time.
New features:
- Added the new
Folder
class that allows users to
retrieve folder data for a SyncroSim Library or Project, create new
folders at the Project root or nested within other folders, and move
Scenarios into folders.
- Added the new
published()
function that allows a user
to tag a folder for publication.
- Added the new
folderId()
function that allows a user to
assign a folder ID to a Scenario (moves the scenario into the specified
folder), or retrieve the folder ID for a Scenario or Folder object.
- Removed dependency on
rgdal
and raster
functions (as these are now deprecated) and added terra
dependency.
- Updated
saveDatasheet()
to use terra
spatRasters
under the hood (raster
objects
still work as well, but will throw a warning)
- Added new
datasheetSpatRaster()
function that works
similarly to datasheetRaster()
, but returns
SpatRasters
instead of raster
objects and uses
terra
functions under the hood.
Minor improvements and fixes