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Version 1.2.10 (2022-06-22)
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* Support for 64 bit int images (introduced in GDAL 3.5)
* Improvements to vectorrasterizer.c, including new rasterizeWKB() C function
* New main window icon
* Use sanitized band names in file properties dialog (as done elsewhere in TuiView).
Version 1.2.9 (2022-02-17)
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* Fixes for plotwidget under Python 3.10
* Remove Python 2 support
* Tweak source so flake8 is happy (and add CI run to check this on github)
* Don't install LICENSE.txt and CHANGES.txt
* Remove dependency on the deprecated distutils module
* Change plugin mechanism to use importlib instead of the deprecated imp module
Version 1.2.8 (2021-09-21)
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* Add the ability to "rollover" when running through a timeseries and start again.
* Fix various crashes
* Add "expand wildcard" functionality to the raster file open dialog.
* When adding vectors from the command line, only show layer dialog once
* Add --vectorlayer and --vectorsql command line options to prevent vector layer dialog being shown
* Include all colorbrewer2.org ramps
* Allow float columns to be used as lookups into surrogate colour tables (not just restricted to integers)
* Apply workaround to limit RAT to 100million rows - seems to be a limitation of Qt.
Version 1.2.7 (2020-02-15)
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* Fix for newer numpy with float images
* Ensure Query and Profile windows remove their reference to the dataset when layer is closed
* New tooltip information on column types in the Query Window
* Fix situation where Query window is open for an image that hasn't been shown yet
* Add Random and Rainbow Pseudocolor ramps
* Fix problem with low values displaying incorrectly with Pseudocolor and Greyscale when there is a RAT