Releases: kdm9/axe
Version 0.3.3.
Version 0.3.2
Version 0.3.1
Bug fixes:
- Fix issue on 32 bit systems with hamming mutation of DNA sequences
- Fix minor formatting string issues with 32 bit systems
Version 0.3.0
For arcane reasons, the name of the axe binary changed to axe-demux
with version 0.3.0. Apologies for the inconvenience, this was required to
make axe installable with apt-get in Debian and its derivatives. Command-line usage
did not change.
Many other changes occurred:
- Fixed copyright headers
- Fixed many typos
- Rename and fix CLI tests
- Get sphinx version from git
- Fix travis CI and biojenkins CI builds
- Fix CI badges on readme, drop MinGW
- Use system GSL if present
Version 0.2.6
Bugfixes:
- Don't add an underscore to sample names when output prefix is a directory
name
New features:
- Colourised and improved CLI output
Bugfix release 0.2.5
Fix issue in naming/zipping of files with compression level of 1
If the zlib compression level was set to 1, no zipping was performed, and files were named without a zipped suffix. Now, the fastest zip mode is used and the suffix is .gz, as it should be.
Patch release 0.2.4
- Add debian config
- Fix handling of libqes install rules
Please use axe-source-0.2.4.tar.xz below, as it contains all dependencies.
Bugfix release: 0.2.3
This release fixes a major bug in the writing of unbarcoded reads. Collin Ahrens discovered a bug whereby, if combinatorial mode was used with interleaved output and separate file input, only the R1 of each pair was output to the unknown file. Barcoded reads were not affected. I recommend you update axe to this version to avoid this bug.
Bugfix release: 0.2.1
Fix a major bug in bundled dependency libqes, which potentially lead to a buffer overflow and/or data loss.
Minor release: 0.2.0
Bundle the GSL functions with axe.
Also, various bug fixes and improvments in Cmake configs
Note that this release changes the command line options in a non-backwards compatible way.