2.7.2
* When loading a OQ-Engine output, if the Data Viewer was hidden, it
becomes visible
* When loading a gmf map, the default name is
"scenario_gmfs_rlz-RLZ_eid-EID" both for scenario_risk and
scenario_damage
* Added a check on the status code returned by the oq-engine server
'extract' API, displaying an error message in case of failure
2.7.1
* Losses can be aggregated by loss type and multiple tags, producing a
table with aggregated values per realization
2.7.0
* Added the possibility to visualize oq-engine outputs of types
agg_curves-rlzs, agg_curves-stats, dmg_by_asset and losses_by_asset
* Damage can be aggregated by realization, loss type and multiple
tags, producing a bar plot displaying aggregated damages
for each damage state (with the possibility to include or exclude "no
damage" from the chart)
2.6.1
* For hazard curves and uniform hazard spectra, it is possible to plot
together multiple statistical outputs (e.g. mean and quantiles)
* Fixed an offset issue with markers
* The plugin works even if scipy is not installed and it requests to
install it only on the attempt of using
recovery modeling functionalities
* Added a button to reset the default plugin settings
* While driving the OQ-Engine, notifications are displayed on top of
the widget instead of using the main messageBar
* The widget driving the OQ-Engine handles also the LocationParseError
exception
* One single widget loads losses_by_asset or dmg_by_asset and
aggregates points by polygons taken from a zonal layer
* When the active layer has an assigned output type, other output
types can not be selected in the Data Viewer
* Fixed an error occurring while switching between a layer that does
not use the Data Viewer and one that uses it,
that was caused by a missing re-initialization in a corner case
2.6.0
* The plugin is aligned with OQ-Engine version 2.6
* Added a warning message in case of connection with a potentially
incompatible version of the OQ-Engine Server
* The list of calculations displays the Calculation Mode instead of
the Job Type
* Loaders for OQ-Engine hazard outputs can read the new format
introduced in OQ-Engine version 2.6
* Layers for hazard curves are stored in a more convenient way,
keeping a scalar value per cell instead of a json string
* Integration tests check that all implemented loaders for OQ-Engine
outputs are tested at least once
* Both workflows aggregating loss points by zone are tested on Travis
(1: using SAGA; 2: using the fallback algorithm)

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