Releases: CompEvol/beast2
BEAST v2.6.5 release
Patch release that fixes output bug introduced in the GUI version of LogCombiner in v2.6.4.
To install, first install v2.6.4, then upgrade using the package manager, or by starting BEAUti, which automatically checks for updates.
BEAST v2.6.4 release
Applauncher picks up BEAGLE
Less clutter on screen output
Bayesian skyline plot has a proper prior alternative for the first element of the popSizes parameter
Fix DensiTree launcher for Windows & Mac
LogCombiner can now write to stdout
FilteredAlignment can deal with missing and ambiguous values
Node now recognises age trait
Allow packages to be released in github release area again
Add differentRandomIndex to UpDownOperator
Checksum support for developers chasing incorrectly calculated likelihoods
BEAST v2.6.3 release
Robustify resume
RandomTree deals with calibrations in date-forward mode
BEAST new `-DF` and `-DFout` options
Default values for user defined values
LogAnalyser new `-tag` option
Let `Input.setValue()` ignore empty lists (instead of throwing exception)
User data type lengths are not required to be equal any more
Robustify RPN calculator
BEAST v2.6.2 release
Allow operator schedule changes in BEAUti
Fix quantile parameterisation of relaxed clocks
Add batch file for Windows command line usage
Improve error messages
Provide better access in API for developers
BEAST v2.6.1 release
- Fixes bug in BEAUti so that template of "last" package is recognised
- Makes loganalyser deal with spacees in trace log names
- Adds column to LogAnalyser -oneline output
- Has random local clock fix for unscaled rates
More details are available here:
http://www.beast2.org/2019/08/08/what-is-new-in-v2.6.1.html
BEAST v2.6.0
Main changes
Robustify application launching and package upgrading (especially for Windows)
Faster BEAUti processing of large number of partitions
Other changes
Make sequenceSimulator less sensitive to taxa ordering
Improved error messages
XML being produced is more standardised
Make help menu extendible to add for example automatic methods section generator
Saves last accessed directory between sessions
Default bounds on BSP pop sizes and random local clock rates updated
Let GuessPatternDialog handle empty fields.
Adding MRCAPriors more robust when multiple alignments share a tree
More complete Nexus parser
For developers
More flexible options for constructing BEAST objects
More access methods to core classes
Added BEASTInterface::notClonable
There are more details for users and developers on the beast2.org website.
BEAST 2.5.2
- More robust release for Windows that includes JRE
- Fix AppLauncher for OS X
- Robustify start scripts for OS X, Linux
- Implement rate parameterisation for uncorrelated relaxed clock model
- Improved error messages
- Relaxed API giving more access to package developers
- Node.getMetaData() now returns null on key not found
- Pass -Xss arguments through launchers to set stack size
- DOIs point to preferred resolver
- Fix multi-threading issue with parameteric distributions
- Remove posterior ESS from screen log
BEAST 2.5.1
Add -X flag to all applications, so more memory can be allocated
Fix some OS X with Java 9+ anomalies
More robust OS X CUDA check
More robust launch scripts
Better error reporting
More robust package manager
TreeAnnotator handles taxa that are numbers now
Allow multiple -D arguments to BEAST, allows commas in user defined variables
BEAST 2.5.0
Note that if you use this, there may be packages that are still not available. If you need to use an unavailable package, you can use BEAST v2.4.8 instead.
BEAST 2.4.8
Ensure BeagleTreeLikelihood gives correct likelihood with RNA data.