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v1.1.1

12 Jan 06:15
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Supports version >3.0 of PyPDF2 dependency while retaining reverse compatibility with prior major versions.

v1.1

08 Dec 17:35
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v1.0

24 May 13:28
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Bump version

v1.0a12

17 May 20:57
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Fixes failing tests on Windows

v1.0a11

28 Jan 22:54
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Fixes logging bug that occurs only on Python 3.7

v1.0a10

25 Jan 17:28
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  • Verbose logging is disabled by default

v1.0a9

10 Oct 18:56
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v1.0a9 Pre-release
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  • Automatically generates specification document as LaTeX
  • Hierarchically structures the table of contents and headers
  • Automatically links LaTeX figures to generated UML images
  • Implements adaptive figure scaling for LaTeX figures (adding PyPDF2 requirement)
  • Injects rdfs:comment for each class and property into the document as prose
  • Overlays module-specific LaTeX macros on to the rdfs:comments
  • FIX duplicate edges rendering in UML figures
  • FIX invalid constructor keywords do not trigger an exception

v1.0a8

28 Sep 19:04
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  • Upgrades pysbol dependency to beta
  • Bumps rdflib requirement to v6.0

v1.0a7

03 Sep 15:14
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  • Fixed UML generation
  • Updated UML diagrams to use fully qualifed namespaces for classes, avoiding naming collisions
  • Updated to use SBOL-OWL and new directlyComprises predicate to define compositional data structures

v1.0a6

22 Jul 16:20
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This version of SBOLFactory module generates each ontology in its own dedicated Python module to avoid naming collisions. It also supports referencing and inheritance of Python classes across ontology-generated modules.