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0.17.4

The update features small quality-of-life improvements

What's New
* A convenience method was was added for indexing objects by their UIDs (135). `make_index` will crawl whatever object is handed to it, inidexing all the scope:id tuples it finds the later dereferencing, particularly for use in `substitute_links`.

Fixes
* The version of [Pint](https://pypi.org/project/Pint/) was pinned to be compatible with Python 3.5, but with dropping 3.5 support we can advance it to take advantage of some more recent features. (#136)
* Changes were made to our GitHub configuration to help with user management. (132)

0.17.1

Improvements
* The default units file now supports additional units in title case (words with leading capital letters)

Deprecated
* We have removed support for Python 3.5, which reached end of life with [release 3.5.10](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3510/) on September 5, 2020.

0.16.2

Improvements
* A user can now choose a local file of their choice (compatible with [pint](https://pint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/), of course) in order to change the units and unit conversions available to them. Pint has some fantastic capabilities in this supporting conversion between bases.
* A user can now directly compare if a value is contained with a set of bounds. This should be very useful in evaluating consistency between a value and a template.

Fixes

* This release includes bug fixes for packaging some auxiliary files and correcting some logic in evaluating all nodes in the graph.

v.0.14.3
What's New
* In this release, we've updated one of our examples to include different units for different values associated with a Measurement Template (specifically, band gaps in Strehlow and Cook). This is to aid in testing system behavior.

0.14.2

What's New
* In this release, we've increased the number of aliases for units in our input file. Specifically, unit names that users might capitalize are now acceptable even though it is not technically correct.

0.14.1

What's new
* Better scope control for our Cake demo makes it easier to have a few different copies for different people to experiment with.

Fixes
* Some misbehavior is CaseInsensitiveDicts around key deletion has been fixed, as well as bringing the whole file in line in our contribution guidelines.

0.13.2

Fixes

* This release includes augmented documentation and demonstration data updates.

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