Bump python-igraph from 0.9.0 to 0.9.8

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Bumps python-igraph from 0.9.0 to 0.9.8.

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igraph 0.9.8

🎉 python-igraph is now simply igraph, at least on PyPI.

❗ If you use python-igraph in the dependencies of any of your projects, please replace it with igraph instead. python-igraph is now a stub package on PyPI that depends on the matching version of the Python package named igraph. We will keep on updating python-igraph until Sep 1, 2022, after which python-igraph will not receive any updates.

🙏🏼 Many thanks to @​patrickfuller for allowing us to useigraph as the package name on PyPI.

Other than that, the only change in this release compared to python-igraph 0.9.7 is that the setup script does not use distutils any more.

python-igraph 0.9.7

Added

• Added support for graph chordality which was already available in the C core: Graph.is_chordal(), Graph.chordal_completion(), and Graph.maximal_cardinality_search(). See PR #437 for more details. Thanks to @​cptwunderlich for requesting this.

• Graph.write() and Graph.Read() now accept Path objects as well as strings. See PR #441 for more details. Thanks to @​jboynyc for the implementation.

• This release contains wheels for Python 3.10, and also contains experimental Python wheels for the aarch64 architecture.

Changed

• Improved performance of Graph.DataFrame(), thanks to @​fwitter. See PR #418 for more details.

Fixed

• Fixed the Apple Silicon wheels so they should now work out of the box on newer Macs with Apple M1 CPUs.

• Fixed a bug that resulted in an unexpected error when plotting a graph with wrap_labels=True if the size of one of the vertices was zero or negative, thanks to @​jboynyc. See PR #439 for more details.

• Fixed a bug that sometimes caused random crashes in Graph.Realize_Degree_Sequence() and at other times caused weird errors in Graph.Read_Ncol() when it received an invalid data type.

python-igraph 0.9.6

Fixed

• Version 0.9.5 accidentally broke the Matplotlib backend when it was invoked without the mark_groups=... keyword argument; this version fixes the issue. Thanks to @​dschult for reporting it!

python-igraph 0.9.5

Fixed

• plot(g, ..., mark_groups=True) now works with the Matplotlib plotting backend.

• set_random_number_generator(None) now correctly switches back to igraph's own random number generator instead of the default one that hooks into the random module of Python.

• Improved performance in cases when igraph has to call back to Python's random module to generate random numbers. One example is Graph.Degree_Sequence(method="vl"), whose performance suffered a more than 30x slowdown on 32-bit platforms before, compared to the native C implementation. Now the gap is smaller. Note that if you need performance and do not care about seeding the random number generator from Python, you can now use set_random_number_generator(None) to switch back to igraph's own RNG that does not need a roundtrip to Python.

python-igraph 0.9.4

Added

• Added Graph.is_tree() to test whether a graph is a tree.

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Changelog

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[0.9.8]

Changed

• python-igraph is now simply igraph on PyPI. python-igraph will be updated until Sep 1, 2022 but it will only be a stub package that pulls in igraph as its only dependency, with a matching version number. Please update your projects to depend on igraph instead of python-igraph to keep on receiving updates after Sep 1, 2022.

Fixed

• setup.py no longer uses distutils, thanks to @​limburgher. (#449)

[0.9.7]

Added

• Added support for graph chordality which was already available in the C core: Graph.is_chordal(), Graph.chordal_completion(), and Graph.maximal_cardinality_search(). See PR #437 for more details. Thanks to @​cptwunderlich for requesting this.

• Graph.write() and Graph.Read() now accept Path objects as well as strings. See PR #441 for more details. Thanks to @​jboynyc for the implementation.

Changed

• Improved performance of Graph.DataFrame(), thanks to @​fwitter. See PR #418 for more details.

Fixed

• Fixed the Apple Silicon wheels so they should now work out of the box on newer Macs with Apple M1 CPUs.

• Fixed a bug that resulted in an unexpected error when plotting a graph with wrap_labels=True if the size of one of the vertices was zero or negative, thanks to @​jboynyc. See PR #439 for more details.

• Fixed a bug that sometimes caused random crashes in Graph.Realize_Degree_Sequence() and at other times caused weird errors in

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Commits

• 47bbe4a chore: bumped version to 0.9.8
• d17cd6c ci: use pytest exclusively
• a31499e chore: preparing for the rename of python-igraph to igraph
• 9f93b03 docs: mention the keyword "cycle" when discussion ring graphs in the tutorial
• c4e50cb chore: minor setup.py tweaks
• b32c47c chore: updated vendored igraph
• a7e8fa3 doc: markup fixes; code blocks should be indented and they should be preceded...
• e79ac0a chore: mention Python 3.10 support in more places
• 879c0a4 doc: fix typo
• 977547a doc: corrected link in install section.
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Superseded by #21.