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v2.2.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 06 Apr 07:47

What's Changed

  • Correctly parse LOWER_ROW edge weight format by @leonlan in #135

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v2.1.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 09 Dec 21:20

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v2.0.2

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@leonlan leonlan released this 11 Nov 15:08

This patch release fixes a configuration issue where the LICENSE.md file was not correctly added in the distributed wheels.

v2.0.1

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@leonlan leonlan released this 01 Sep 12:58

This patch release fixes a build backend bug where the RECORD files in the distributed wheels did not have the correct encoding. See #131 for more details.

v2.0.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 14 Aug 14:03

This major version release removes the download functionality, which was already deprecated since v1.3.0.

Breaking changes

  • Migrate to uv, drop Python 3.9, remove download functionality by @leonlan in #129
  • Add edge weight type CEIL_2D by @leonlan in #130

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Version 1.5.1

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@leonlan leonlan released this 14 Oct 12:48

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Version 1.5.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 14 Oct 06:58

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Version 1.4.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 21 Jun 07:54

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Version 1.3.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 06 Oct 09:30

Version 1.3.0 now provides functions to writing VRPLIB-style instances and solutions! Moreover, the download module has been deprecated and will be removed in the next major version release.

Changes

  • Add DeprecationWarning to download module (3f864c9)
  • Write instances and solutions (#109)

Version 1.2.0

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@leonlan leonlan released this 28 Jul 18:29

vrplib now supports line comments using the # syntax. Introduced in #104 by @N-Wouda.