Bump python-igraph from 0.9.0 to 0.9.10

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Bumps python-igraph from 0.9.0 to 0.9.10.

Release notes

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igraph 0.9.10

Changed

• Vendored igraph was updated to version 0.9.8.

Fixed

• Fixed plotting of curved edges in the Cairo plotting backend.

• setup.py now looks for igraph.pc recursively in vendor/install; this fixes building igraph from source in certain Linux distributions

• Graph.shortest_paths() does not crash with zero-length weight vectors any more

• Fix a memory leak in Graph.delete_vertices() and other functions that convert a list of vertex IDs internally to an igraph_vs_t object, see #503 for details.

• Fixed potential memory leaks in Graph.maximum_cardinality_search(), Graph.get_all_simple_paths(), Graph.get_subisomorphisms_lad(), Graph.community_edge_betweenness(), as well as the union and intersection operators.

• Fix a crash that happened when subclassing Graph and overriding __new__() in the subclass; see #496 for more details.

• Documentation now mentions that we now support graphs of size 5 or 6 for isomorphism / motif calculations if the graph is undirected

igraph 0.9.9

Changed

• Vendored igraph was updated to version 0.9.6.

Fixed

• Fixed a performance bottleneck in VertexSeq.select() and EdgeSeq.select() for the case when the VertexSeq or the EdgeSeq represents the whole graph. See #494 for more details.

• Edge labels now take the curvature of the edge into account, thanks to @​Sriram-Pattabiraman. (#457)

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.

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Changelog

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[0.9.10]

Changed

• Vendored igraph was updated to version 0.9.8.

Fixed

• Fixed plotting of curved edges in the Cairo plotting backend.

• setup.py now looks for igraph.pc recursively in vendor/install; this fixes building igraph from source in certain Linux distributions

• Graph.shortest_paths() does not crash with zero-length weight vectors any more

• Fix a memory leak in Graph.delete_vertices() and other functions that convert a list of vertex IDs internally to an igraph_vs_t object, see #503 for details.

• Fixed potential memory leaks in Graph.maximum_cardinality_search(), Graph.get_all_simple_paths(), Graph.get_subisomorphisms_lad(), Graph.community_edge_betweenness(), as well as the union and intersection operators.

• Fix a crash that happened when subclassing Graph and overriding __new__() in the subclass; see #496 for more details.

• Documentation now mentions that we now support graphs of size 5 or 6 for isomorphism / motif calculations if the graph is undirected

[0.9.9]

Changed

• Vendored igraph was updated to version 0.9.6.

Fixed

• Fixed a performance bottleneck in VertexSeq.select() and EdgeSeq.select() for the case when the VertexSeq or the EdgeSeq represents the whole graph. See #494 for more details.

• Edge labels now take the curvature of the edge into account, thanks to @​Sriram-Pattabiraman. (#457)

[0.9.8]

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Commits

• 14bddf6 chore: bumped version to 0.9.10
• d602fb0 chore: updated changelog
• 2f41f8c chore: updated vendored igraph
• 5690ae8 fix: fix reallocation of igraph_strvector_t in get_info() function of attribu...
• 69cc2d6 chore: update changelog
• fe74da1 fix: fix potential double-destroy of modularity vector in igraphmodule_Graph_...
• ddf1e99 fix: memory leak in community_edge_betweenness
• 1593c14 fix: memory leak in union and intersection
• 7460a24 fix: more robust fix for memory leak in get_subisomorphisms_lad
• 3b17a49 fix: memory leak in get_subisomorphisms_lad
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Superseded by #29.