All notable changes to Rp-Bp will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Incorrect alignment of ORF data frame and profile matrix. See Issue #54 for more details.
- ORF coordinates for start codon on exon boundary. See Issue #64 after the reopening for more details.
- Predictions report formatting
- Guessing read filtering plot tick marks. See Issue #60 for details.
- ORF coordinates when start and stop codons fall on an exon boundary. See Issue #64 for more details.
- Documentation for the analysis scripts
- Documentation for creating reference indices
- Checks that annotation files exist before beginning index creation. See Issue #62
- Remove unnecessary
--tmp
argument for pipeline call topredict-translated-orfs
. See Issue #63 for more details.
- Unnecessary [analysis] package. Depending on how the package was installed, this sometimes resulted in the scripts not being found. See [Issue #56] (dieterich-lab#56) for details.
- Handling of Stan model paths which include spaces. See Issue #36 for more details. This bug was reintroduced with the commit: "UPD resolve conflicts from dev for version 1.1"
- Backward-compatiblity syntax in
estimate-orf-bayes-factors
. See Issue #51 for more details.
__version__
and__version_info__
forrpbp
package
- Documentation to use pandoc for converting markdown to html
- Broken download link to example files
This is a rather significant update to the codebase and includes many small changes. Primarily, though, it addresses many installation and system issues.
In particular, thanks to Tonu Margus (@tmargus) for working through many of these issues.
- Installation instructions for anaconda
- Various installation issues related to calling
pip3
fromsetup.py
. Installation of private repositories is now handled via arequirements.txt
file.
- All uses of (py)bedtools
- Handling of Stan model paths which include spaces. In particular, this was a problem on OSX. See Issue #36 for more details.
The initial version, which implements everything in the paper. It was only used on debian-based systems.