Changelog

Source: NEWS.md

rOzCBI 0.0.6 (development)

Form templates

Package data

Major changes

Minor changes

Documentation

rOzCBI 0.0.5

Form templates

  • Retire BurnGrading 0.1 and include new forms OzCBI (Burn Grading Forest), HeathOzCBI (Burn Grading Heath), FMS Verify Severity (Burn Grading Verification). #6

Package data

  • Update package data to include test submissions for the three new forms as data("bgf"), data("bgh"), and data("bgv"). #12 #13

Major changes

  • Retire form BurnGrading0.1, package data burngrading0.1, functions add_ozcbi, calculate_ozcbi, map_burngrading, reactable_burngrading and related tests. #10
  • Add add_ozcbi_forest, calculate_ozcbi_forest, map_ozcbi_forest, and reactable_ozcbi_forest and related tests. #10

Minor changes

  • map_ozcbi_forest colour-codes burn severity according to #11

Documentation

  • Update vignette “analysis” to use data("bgf"). #13
  • Citation of official OzCBI publication added to README. #1

rOzCBI 0.0.4

  • Add GitHub Actions for CI, test coverage, website build and deployment.

  • All references and function names are now renamed from geocbi to ozcbi.

  • Tests pass on

    • Windows Server 2019 (latest) with R 3.5
    • Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) with R 3.5 and 3.6

  • Tests fail due to tidyr/dplyr/rlang unavailabilities on

    • Windows Server 2019 (latest) with R 3.6
    • macOS Catalina 10.15 (latest) with R 3.5 and 3.6
    • Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) with R 3.5 and 3.6

rOzCBI 0.0.3

  • Fix media attachments in package vignettes.
  • Renamed from rGeoCBI to rOzCBI.

rOzCBI 0.0.2

  • Some improvements to form “Burn Grading 0.1” identified and in preparation as “Burn Grading 0.2”. Pending review and QA.
  • Add workhorse function calculate_geocbi. Example see vignette “analysis”.
  • Move helpers map_burngrading and reactable_burngrading from vignette to own functions.
  • Add Valerie Densmore as package author. Valerie has refined the GeoCBI for Western Austrlian Flora.

rOzCBI 0.0.1

  • Add package infrastructure: hosted documentation, continuous integration, code coverage, GitHub issue templates, license, citation and attribution.