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Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Added a
verboseoption to various functions for enhanced output detail. - Introduced logic to handle bulk oxidation states in defect analysis.
- Enhanced defect identification by automatically determining oxidation states if not provided.
- Added a
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Bug Fixes
- Fixed ordering in the
apply_dimer_distortionfunction to ensure specific operations sequence.
- Fixed ordering in the
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Documentation
- Updated publication links and references in README and documentation to reflect current information.
- Updated release version in documentation configuration.
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Refactor
- Refactored test setup and test functions for improved readability and consistency.
- Modified several functions to include a
verboseparameter for conditional output.
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Tests
- Enhanced test coverage with additional checks and a new testing function.
- Introduced a custom decorator for image comparison in plotting tests.
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Chores
- Updated workflow actions to newer versions and refined CI/CD pipeline configurations.
- Updated Python versions and operating systems in workflow and documentation configurations.
Walkthrough
This update weaves a tapestry of improvements throughout the project, enhancing functionality, maintainability, and user experience. From upgrading Python versions to refining workflows, handling errors gracefully, and enriching documentation and testing, these changes aim to elevate the project's quality and efficiency.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.github/workflows/... |
Updated Python version, upgraded GitHub Actions, refined triggers, and modified test commands. |
.readthedocs.yaml |
Updated OS version to ubuntu-22.04 and Python version to 3.11. |
CHANGELOG.rst |
Version 3.3.2: Added verbose options, improved oxi-state guessing, efficiency updates. |
README.md, docs/index.rst |
Updated publication link for K. Li et al.'s paper. |
setup.py, docs/conf.py |
Version number updated from '3.3.1' to '3.3.2'. |
shakenbreak/... |
Enhanced functionality with verbose options, improved error handling, and updated function calls. |
tests/... |
Improved test setups, added custom decorators, and refined test functions. |
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