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cyclestreets 1.0.3 (2024-12)

  • Increased timeout time (#91)
  • Use retry
  • Added Wang Zhao to DESCRIPTION file

cyclestreets 1.0.2 (2024-09)

  • Minor update to fix an issue with the batch() function (#91)

cyclestreets 1.0.1

  • Bug fix: issue with batch identified and fix (#80) thanks to @mem48

cyclestreets 1.0.0

  • Breaking changes: there are some differences in inputs and outputs, check you code before updating
  • Refactored to use faster implemenations throughout, thanks to Malcolm Morgan (@mem48) for SIMDJSON implementations
  • You can now choose which columns to return with cols_to_keep in journey() and batch() functions, with minimal defaults for batch()
  • Tests now pass

cyclestreets 0.6.0 (February 2023)

  • Experimental journey2() function added (#31)
  • Documentation updated
  • batch() is now less chatty

cyclestreets 0.5.4 (January 2023)

  • Batch routing implemented
  • Remove unused field (#43)

cyclestreets 0.5.3 (January 2022)

  • Fixed issue with returning multiple identical routes when route consists of a single segment

cyclestreets 0.5.2 (November 2021)

  • No longer depends on stplanr for tests to pass, new internal function

cyclestreets 0.5.1 (November 2021)

  • Updated docs

cyclestreets 0.5.0 (September 2021)

  • ltns() function added

cyclestreets 0.4.0 (June 2021)

  • quietness_segment variable removed

cyclestreets 0.3.0

  • New functionality to estimate gradients
  • Updated json2sf_cs() function provides more columns
  • All route-level data now returned by default

cyclestreets 0.1.5

  • Update package description, title and other things in preparation for CRAN submission.

cyclestreets 0.1.1

  • New argument cols added to journey() function allowing control of the output.
  • Many more columns can now be accessed as illustrated by new example: journey(from, to, cols = NULL).

cyclestreets 0.1.0

  • Package created as part of the R for Transport Applications course at the University of Leeds.