2.9.1
* Fixed a bug that made impossible to visualize the dialog that drives
the OpenQuake Engine
* Fixed issues importing Qt on macOS
2.9.0
* The plugin embeds 3 standalone OpenQuake applications: Input
Preparation Toolkit, TaxtWEB and Taxonomy Glossary
* When a OQ-Engine calculation is removed, the corresponding buttons
and its list of outputs are properly cleared.
* An additional checkbox in the settings enables/disables experimental
features
* Recovery modeling functionalities and the embedded standalone
OpenQuake applications are enabled only if experimental
features are enabled from the plugin settings.
2.8.1
* When interacting with the OQ-Engine or the OQ-Platform, the plugin
will attempt first to use the default credentials.
It will open the settings dialog automatically, in case the login
fails with the default settings.
* When a problem causes the widget that drives the OQ-Engine to be
closed, error messages are displayed in the general
QGIS message bar, instead of using the inner message bar of the widget
(otherwise, they would not be visible to the user)
* Fix a bug in the check of layer capabilities, that was working only
with QGIS locale set to English
2.8.0
* In aggregated loss curves, it is possible to display a chosen set of
realizations or statistics (mean, quantiles, etc.)
2.7.3
* The Data Viewer is automatically set to visible only when opening
oq-engine outputs that require it for their visualization
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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