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Releases: scikit-hep/awkward-0.x

0.11.0rc4

14 Jun 22:23
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0.11.0rc3

14 Jun 22:08
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0.11.0rc2

14 Jun 22:01
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PRs #142, #140, #139, #111, #87:

  • added fixes to support cms.nanoaod profile in scikit-hep/uproot3-methods#58
  • awkward arrays may be Pandas columns!
  • added unzip to mirror JaggedArray.zip
  • bug-fixes

0.10.3

27 May 01:38
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PR #133 (fixes for LPC HATS), specifically correct handling of methods on lazy arrays.

0.10.2

23 May 17:45
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Fixes a bug in reading Arrow buffers (possibly a bug in pyarrow, but there's a work-around). PR #132.

0.10.1

20 May 23:50
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Closed a security hole and backward incompatibility in awkward.persist.whitelist handling.

0.10.0

20 May 21:54
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A new semi-major version providing tweaks for Tables of VirtualArrays, so they can be used as lazy arrays in uproot. All changes are from PR #131.

0.9.0rc3

12 Apr 13:46
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Added PR #123, which fixed a missing return and also updated the list of methods for JaggedArrayNumba to match JaggedArray.

0.9.0rc2

12 Apr 01:39
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Includes PR #122, which is the first half to be followed by scikit-hep/uproot3-methods#50.

0.9.0

12 Apr 16:19
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As a new semi-major version, this is now the minimum version of awkward for uproot-methods and uproot. It includes

  • The first usable version of awkward-numba (jagged arrays only).
  • PRs #122 and scikit-hep/uproot3-methods#50, which moves part of the machinery to construct jagged Lorentz vector arrays from jagged arrays into awkward itself.
  • A long-standing fix to uproot's Pandas handling, which illegally depended on internals of the JaggedArray class to function. Now the interface is strictly through the public API.