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0.1.1

Veros on PyPI

Veros is now installable via `pip`! This allows you to get started with Veros in lightning speed:

bash
$ pip install veros
$ veros copy-setup --to /tmp
$ python /tmp/acc/acc.py


Other changes

- Command line interfaces are now based on `click` instead of `argparse`.
- Unless explicitly told, Veros does not consume any arguments from the command line any more. In setups meant to be run interactively, you can add the following to parse command line arguments:

python
veros.tools.cli
def run(*args, **kwargs):
simulation = MySetup(*args, **kwargs)
simulation.setup()
simulation.run()


if __name__ == "__main__":
run()

- Setup assets (i.e., external binary files required to run the standard setups) are now downloaded on demand to `$HOME/.veros`, or to wherever the environment variable `VEROS_ASSET_DIR` pointed when Veros was imported.
- Git LFS is not required anymore.
- Veros is now licensed under a MIT license.

0.1.0

The first official release of Veros!

All core routines in this version are more or less direct (vectorized) translations of their respective pyOM 2.1.0 counterpart.

The code is optimized for use with NumPy or Bohrium, using either the OpenMP or OpenCL backend.

Supports both Python 2.7 and 3.x, but you might run into issues with Bohrium on Python 3.x.

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