gRbase v1.8.8 (Release date: 2022-10-16)
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Changes:

  * Added biocViews: graph,RBGL,Rgraphviz to DESCRIPTION file. Seemes to fix Bioconductor dependency issue.

  * Changed files to utf-8


gRbase v1.8.7 (Release date: 2022-02-12)
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Changes:

  * More imports from graph

  * Updated data descriptions

  * Various bugs fixed

  * tabDist has been enhanced

  * fixed RcppEigen issue raised by Dirk E



gRbase v1.8-6.7 (Release date: 2020-06-28)
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Changes:

  * doi's added to description file.
  
  * Some old c-code (from Bristol) removed and replaced by more readable c++ code.

  * combn_prim reimplemented in cpp. Not quite as fast as the
    original, but new implementation provides identical results to combn

  * fastcombn added. Intended to be faster version of combn.


gRbase v1.8-6.6 (Release date: 2020-06-14)
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Bug fixes

  * tab_expand_ fixed and expanded to take arguement describing how
    expansiion should bed made.

  * list based coercion functions fixed to work with empty lists

  * fixed minor bug in graph coercion.

Other changes:

  * matrix2list changed to take MARGIN argument
  

gRbase v1.8-5.3 (Release date: 2020-02-18)
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Bug fixes:

  * Even more functions are exported (changed from manually generated
    to automatically generated NAMESPACE file; this has caused
    downstream trouble.

Other changes:

  * More tests added Would like to use snake_case rather than
  * camelCase in function names, but this causes too much trouble to
  * change downstream so we accept dual names for some functions for now.

gRbase v1.8-5.2 (Release date: 2020-02-06)
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Bug fixes:

  * More functiones are exported

Other changes:

  * NEWS file added
  * NAMESPACE file is now generated automatically
  * Cleaning up experimental features
  * Added testthat (not very comprehensive tests, though)
  
