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Releases: nmfs-ost/nmfspalette

3.3.0

25 Nov 19:03
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What's Changed

  • Show all nmfs palettes by @sbreitbart-NOAA in #67

  • Add theming function by @sbreitbart-NOAA in #72

    • Use the new theme_nmfs() function to do two things at once:

      1. add a theme to your ggplot object (setting elements such as label sizes, borders, axis lines, and more)
      2. indicate your nmfs color palette
    • This means that you can write one line of code, rather than two, to set a theme and color palette. Using theme_nmfs() means that you don't have to explicitly use scale_color_nmfs() or scale_fill_nmfs(), as they're applied within theme_nmfs().

Full Changelog: 3.2.0...3.3.0

v3.2.0

10 Jun 13:47
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What's Changed

  • Added workflows team as maintainers
  • Updated palettes to be consistent with 2024 branding colors
  • Updated ghactions4r org location
  • Added vignette analyzing how distinguishable palettes are for those with color vision deficiency, and added new alternative regional palettes that have higher contrast
  • Several package improvements through code review by Nick Tierney
  • Added option to use exact palette colors with new interpolation argument

Full Changelog: 3.1.0...3.2.0

Minor updates and DOI

09 Jul 14:54
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This release contains a few minor updates and also is intended to create a DOI for this package.

Update to new 2022 colors

11 Dec 21:49
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A new branding guide was released in 2022. The colors were updated in July 2023 and I am now incrementing the version in the tag and DESCRIPTION.

Release with CSS compatible names

24 Mar 20:36

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This breaking change replaces the colors provided in the NOAA branding guide with CSS compatible names.

Release update to work with r-cmd-check

24 Nov 20:04

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Some minor updates to fix the cmd check and README.Rmd

The first release of nmfspalette

23 Nov 22:59

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First version of a NOAA Fisheries R palette