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0.8

  • Bumped version from 0.7.8 to 0.8.0: improving package coverage
  • README.md: two mermaid plots are pre-generated as png files
  • Internal clip_*() functions and vect_validate() are removed
  • par_map_args() is renamed to par_convert_f()

0.7

  • .check_package refactoring: no library() call is required
  • Internal function .check_par_spatraster is added to main par_* functions
  • Internal preprocessing "dot-functions" -- universally usable functions are plain S3, whereas others that are class-specific were implemented in S4
  • Added
    • CITATION.cff
    • par_*: argument pad_y to enable applying padded extent to x or y (e.g., y in raster-vector overlay and x otherwise)
  • Updated
    • README.Rmd: split the combined one into two mermaid figures -> MD rebuilt, removed date of last update
    • par_*: argument name change from debug to .debug
  • Dropped
    • Custom backend for future and mirai; rolling back to future.apply
    • any_class_args, is_within_ref, par_fallback, check_dist_incorrect
    • par_grid argument: grids_input_ids
    • Data: SRTM (TIFF replaces RDS)
  • Data preprocessing parts are separated into internal functions
  • Name change
    • check_subject to .check_vector
    • reproject_b2r to reproject_to_raster
    • vect_valid_repair to vect_validate
  • targets-friendly helper function: par_split_list
    • Vignette for par_split_list
  • par_* family naming hierarchy: par_make_* to par_pad_*
    • Plain gridding (par_make_grid) and clustering (par_make_balanced) functions are internal
  • Main par_* runners (par_grid, par_hierarchy, par_multirasters) are kept
  • extract_at is redesigned as a S4 method
  • All messaging is managed by cli package
  • Added zzz.R for startup message
  • summarize_aw gets generic argument names x and y
  • mirai backend is introduced
  • Internal functions are not exported
  • Type check function check_subject is added. This function is internal.
  • vapply argument FUN.VALUE fixed

0.6

  • Fixed: grid_target_id in par_grid accepts numeric or character input to filter grids
  • par_fallback is returning error_message field with actual error messages
  • collapse package is added to Imports (i.e., rowbind function is used in place of dplyr::bind_rows)
  • Tests were fixed following refactoring/updating par_* functions
  • chopin processing functions now support file path input with extents in par_grid
  • Fixed: Missing argument passing in par_pad_grid with mode = "grid_advanced"
  • Vignette update: v01
  • Fixed: align input-output classes in par_merge_grid
  • Improved: grid_advanced mode supports the maximum of merged unit grids
  • Added the balanced number mode of splitting input points (par_pad_balanced; thanks to comments of Dr. Michael Fessler)
  • Added function of the balanced mode for par_grid (par_group_grid)
  • All internal sapply is changed to vapply
  • Added a diagram for guiding users' choice for par_* functions for parallelization considering raster/vector data situations
  • litr R Markdown file is moved to the archive

0.5

  • par_grid unifies the classes of grid inputs
  • par_cut_coords: a supplementary function effectively operating with par_def_q for mode = "grid_quantile" in par_pad_grid. X- and Y-coordinates (of centroids for polygon inputs) are split into quantile groups to balance the number of features in each grid; does not account for geometric complexity (i.e., number of vertices)
  • Padded grid generation in par_pad_grid is done only by terra::buffer
  • extract_at* functions get max_cells, which is passed to exactextractr::exact_extract for speedup in expense of memory pressure
  • Added a new vignette on the demonstration of climate/weather data extraction

0.4

  • surf argument in extract_at*() accepts file paths
  • Raster cropping is now optional

0.3

  • Dropped rast_short
  • Added examples
  • README.md is replaced by README.Rmd
  • Documentation is clarified about the second argument in ... in par_* functions