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• replace: added support to replace single levels

• remapeta: Changed minimum pressure level for condensation from 1000Pa to 0Pa.
  Use the environment variable REMAPETA_PTOP to set the minimum pressure level for condensation.
  Above this level the humidity is set to the constant 1.E-6.

• invertlat: bug fix for CURVILINEAR grids
• ymon<stat>: preserve time axis attributes (type and calendar)
• import_binary: added support for OPTION ZREV
• expr/exprf: wrong result for expression 'constant-field' and 'constant/field' (e.g. 1-field)
  This bug was introduced in CDO version 1.5.1.
• eof, eoftime, eofspatial, eof3d - Empirical Orthogonal Functions:
  There was a bug in the calculation of the Frobenius norm, which has only been triggered in some cases
  when using a low precision. The normalization has been changed thus that the eigenvectors are not weighted
  and their absolute is 1. The default settings for convergence have been changed to be more conservative:
  CDO_SVD_MODE=jacobi
  MAX_JACOBI_ITER=12
  FNORM_PRECISION=1.e-12

• Added flexible XYZ dimension ordering for netCDF
• Added support for grid type GRID_FOURIER (fourier coefficients)
• Added interface function zaxisInqVct to read the VCT

• Added support for netCDF4 classic format; option -f nc4c
• import_binary: Added support for 1 and 2 byte integer

• intlevel3d: vertical interpolation to/from 3d vertical coordinates
• ensrkhistspace: Ranked Histogram averaged over time
• ensrkhisttime: Ranked Histogram averaged over space
• ensroc: Ensemble Receiver Operating characteristics
• enscrps: Ensemble CRPS and decomposition
• ensbrs: Ensemble Brier score

• Exprf: wrong result for missing values != (double) -9.e33
• detrend: added support for time bounds
• Filter: added support for time bounds
• eofspatial: integer overflow; wrong result for grid size > 46340
• eca_*: use the input calendar for the output streams

• Added support for FILETYPE_NC4C (netcdf4 classic)

• netcdf-4.1.2
• hdf5-1.8.7
• grib_api-1.9.9

• Compile grib_api + jasper with PIC support when using make libs4cdo.

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Creating tables in the Redmine Wiki and other pages is quite easy, but the formatting used for this is not readily found on the Redmine help pages (neither here nor there). Thus we have added a table entry to our FAQ.

Besides, there used to be other code snippets for this and that. These and further example table are now collected on an example page.

• GRIB2 support via ECMWF GRIB_API
• Added support for netCDF level bounds
• Added option -O to overwrite existing output file (only for ens<STAT>, merge, mergetime)

• selparam: Select parameters by identifier
• delparam: Delete parameters by identifier
• splitparam: Split parameter identifiers
• chparam: Change parameter identifier

• expr: added functions abs(), int(), nint(), sqr()
• sinfo: changed output of table and code number to parameter identifier
• info: changed output of code number to parameter identifier
• diff: changed output of code number to parameter identifier

• sellonlatbox: does not work as expected when selecting all longitutes
• sellonlatbox: initialization missing for unstructured grids
• ml2pl and ml2hl: wrong result if input file contains full and half level data
• trend and detrend: integer overflow; wrong result for ntimesteps > 46340
• spcut: only correct results with continuous wave numbers starting at 1
• remaplib: fixed data race in calculation of bin_addr (OpenMP)

• GRIB2 support via ECMWF GRIB_API
• Added support for netCDF level bounds

• hdf5 1.8.6
• grib_api 1.9.8
• proj4 4.7.0

• Add grib_api to default build on unix (with make libs4cdo) for CDO's upcomming GRIB2 support
• Remove netcdf-4.0.1

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Some time ago, some projects needed the 'Category' column in their issue list. In those days, this could only be done centrally, for all projects. As most projects do not seem to maintain the 'Category' settings, and as Redmine now allows for predefined specialized 'Issue' views (Custom queries), we have removed the 'Category' column but created a public Custom query 'Issues with Category' still containing that column.

You find Custom queries in the right pane of your project's 'Issues' screen. So if you want to see your issues with their respective category, just click on 'Issues with Category' and you'll be fine.

BTW, anyone can create their private Custom queries. Create your favorite listing using the small '> Filters' and '> Options' links right above the usual issue list, and then 'Save' to name this query. It will then be displayed in the right pane together with those public queries.