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1.0.0

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- support sonata configs
- use ``$node_set`` instead of ``$target`` in target files
- combine different ``get_peak_amplitudes`` functions
- print warning if no pairs found
- change CV-validation to be simulation-config driven
- restrict ``bluecellulab>=2.6.2`` due to bugs in previous versions
- edge population needs to be given as a commandline parameter

- ``projection`` is no longer used in pathway configs. To have the same behavior, pass the name of the edge population in commandline

- allow ``hold_V: null`` in pathway configs

- if not given and clamping mode is ``current``, skip calculation of holding current and set ``hold_I = 0``

0.5.1

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- [NSETM-2064] removed usage of blueconfig
- [NSETM-2180] Require bglibpy >= 4.11.1

0.5.0

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- Pass multiple traces to efel at the same time (see NSETM-1780)
- Add CV-validation (supports both voltage and current clamp modes)
- Fix compatibility with BGLibPy>=4.7.2.

0.4.1

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- Better errors description for synaptic reversal potentials usage.
- Replace nose tests with pytest.
- Update documentation.

0.4.0

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- Update bluepy dependency to 2.1.0.
- Update bglibpy dependency to 4.4.27.
- Fix growing memory issues [NSETM-1356].
- Update documentation format.

0.3.3

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- Add a configuration parameter `min_trace_amplitude` to
filter out synaptic failures before calculating mean PSPs [NSETM-1166].

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