Patch to remove dependency on the adephylo package as
required by CRAN - hopefully only temporarily.
Fixing a bug which was affecting the compilation of vignettes: the
treespace function can now handle NA row (tree) names. Also
added explicit argument calls in unit test functions, updated the
citation file to use bibentry rather than the old-style
citEntry as suggested by CRAN, and updated links to
authors’ websites.
Fixing a bug which was tripping up our automatic tests: if d is a distance matrix obtained from stats::as.dist() then its i’th element can no longer be accessed with d[[i]] and instead d[i] should be used.
We are very grateful to Joseph Tsui and Alexis Robert from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine for spotting an error in the way tip labels were handled in calculating transmission tree distances - this has now been fixed and a test added.
This patch corrects the bad usage of “class” which was causing errors in some r-devel-linux versions, and now has a fully specified URL linking from the readme to the code of conduct.
We are very grateful to Kurt Hornik for supplying this fix while
Michelle was on maternity leave; the fix handles the update to the R
base function sample.
We have updated the dependency details for the package
rgl to ensure that the treespace Shiny app works on all
operating systems: removed a few lines from a vignette which caused
warnings on some operating systems; added a reference to the DESCRIPTION
file as requested by Uwe, plus and URL and BugReports fields.
We have updated the maintainer email address and fixed the issue of stating a dependency on an R version with patchlevel non-zero.
We made minor changes to package dependencies and removed support for parallel computation to satisfy CRAN policies.
We have added functions for comparing trees with “related” tip sets.
We made minor improvements to functions and updated some package dependencies. Michelle Kendall became the maintainer of the package again, with thanks to Thibaut Jombart for maintaining it during her leave.
New package, replacing the previous treescape.