# rubbl_casatables 0.8.0 (2024-08-13)

- Update to casacore 3.5.0! Among other benefits, this should allow this crate
  to be used on a broader range of platforms. (#345, #389, @d3v-null, @pkgw)
- Update to [ndarray] 0.16 (#393, @pkgw). If your code uses ndarray directly,
  you should make sure to update the version requirement in your `Cargo.toml`
  files correspondingly. Making this change required fixing some internal APIs
  that worked with uninitialized data. These changes propagate into the public
  `CasaDataType` trait, but downstream users should not be implementing that
  trait themselves, so it shouldn’t break existing code.
- Remove `casatables::NotScalarColumnError` (#390, @pkgw). This was superseded
  in the transition to thiserror/anyhow (#220) but not removed. Newer code
  should use the enum variant `TableError::NotScalarColumnError`.
- Various internal cleanups.

[ndarray]: https://github.com/rust-ndarray/ndarray


# rubbl_casatables 0.7.0 (2023-01-23)

- Start using the more modern `anyhow` and `thiserror` crates for error
  handling, rather than `failure` (#220, @cjordan).
- Require and add docs for all public APIs (#184, @pkgw).
- Clean up dependency specifications, and document them somewhat more clearly
  (#220, @cjordan, @pkgw).
- Update to the 4.x series of clap, when it's used (#198, @pkgw).

# rubbl_casatables 0.6.0 (2021-11-16)

Lots more work on the `rubbl_casatables` crate, including the last piece of
functionality needed to create Measurement Sets from scratch using the Rubbl
framework!

- Add the ability to work with keyword records for tables and individual columns
  (#181, @derwentx).
- Implement `Debug` for `Table` (#181, @derwentx).
- Add `Table::file_name` (#181, @derwentx).
- Expand and improve the API documentation (#181, @derwentx).


# rubbl_casatables 0.5.1 (2021-11-04)

- No code changes from previous release. There was a problem publishing the
  updated Cargo package.


# rubbl_casatables 0.5.0 (2021-11-04)

- Require the latest release of `casatables_impl` and track its rename of the
  C++ namespace used for the table I/O implementation (#178, @derwentx). The
  most important effect of this is to make it possible to build an executable
  that links with both Rubbl *and* the "standard" `libcasa_*` shared libraries.
  This is desirable if you want to combine Rubbl-based I/O with existing
  C++/CASA analysis libraries. There might be a possibility of strange issues if
  you use both I/O subsystems on the same data at the same time, but we think
  that you would have to try pretty hard to cause issues.
- Add `TableDesc::set_ndims`, to set the number of dimensions that an array column
  has without fixing the exact shape of the array (#175, #176, @derwentx).
- Fix a bug with the internal handling of string-array columns that prevented them
  from being populated (#174, @derwentx).


# rubbl_casatables 0.4.0 (2021-10-07)

It is now possible to create CASA tables thanks to [@derwentx]!

[@derwentx]: https://github.com/derwentx

- Derive Eq, PartialEq, and Debug for ColumnDescription (#167, #168, @derwentx)
- Add `Table::put_table_keyword` (#164, #166, @derwentx)
- Add `Table::add_scalar_column` and `Table::add_array_column` (#162, #163, @derwentx)
- Add `Table::new` and supporting machinery (#114, #160, @derwentx)
- Increase the flexibility of allowed versions of the `ndarray` and
  `num-complex` dependencies (#154, @cjordan)

# rubbl_casatables 0.3.1 (2021-04-01)

- Remove a bunch of superfluous dependencies

# rubbl_casatables 0.3.0 (2021-04-01)

- Add methods to iterate over particular rows (@cjordan, #146)
- Update versions of a variety of dependencies

# rubbl_casatables 0.2.2 (2020-12-15)

- No code changes from notional 0.2.1, but 0.2.1 *also* wasn't successfully
  published to Cargo.

# rubbl_casatables 0.2.1 (2020-12-15)

- No code changes from notional 0.2.0, but 0.2.0 wasn't successfully published
  to Cargo.

# rubbl_casatables 0.2.0 (2020-12-15)

- Fix retrieval of string values from table columns and cells, I hope.
  (#133, #134)
- Bump to the 2018 edition, which requires a small build tweak