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Add changelog for version 0.16.1, including bug fixes, testing updates, and miscellaneous tasks such as pre-commit autoupdates and handling napari deprecation.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fix rendering of alternative representation when there are more components in the alternative representation than in ROI.
  • Enable czifile workaround for version 2019.7.2.1

Tests:

  • Upgrade constraints for various packages including ipython, magicgui, numpy, partsegcore-compiled-backend, pydantic, imagecodecs, oiffile, pygments, scipy, superqt, imageio, napari, sentry-sdk, simpleitk, tifffile, and xlsxwriter.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues with displaying alternative representations when additional components are present.
    • Implemented a workaround to ensure stability with a specific dependency version.
  • Tests

    • Updated automated testing constraints for several key packages to maintain compatibility.
  • Chores

    • Added a new changelog entry for version 0.16.1.
    • Updated configuration settings and dependency management to address evolving requirements.

@Czaki Czaki added this to the 0.16.1 milestone Mar 10, 2025
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This pull request adds the changelog for version 0.16.1, which includes bug fixes, testing updates, and miscellaneous tasks.

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Added changelog for version 0.16.1.
  • Added bug fixes for rendering alternative representations and enabling a czifile workaround.
  • Added testing updates for various packages.
  • Added miscellaneous tasks such as pre-commit autoupdates, dropping Python 3.9 tests, blocking ipykernel 7.0.0a1, and switching to get_qapp.
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This update adds a new version (0.16.1) entry to the changelog. It details bug fixes related to rendering alternative representations and a workaround for a specific czifile version, along with multiple automated dependency constraint upgrades. The modifications also update pre-commit configurations, drop Python 3.9 tests for the napari repository, block a specific ipykernel version, and switch from get_app to get_qapp to address deprecation issues.

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changelog.md Added version 0.16.1 entry with updates under: 🐛 Bug Fixes (fixing rendering of alternative representations and czifile 2019.7.2.1 workaround), 🧪 Testing (upgrading dependency constraints for ipython, magicgui, numpy, etc.), and ⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks (updating pre-commit configs, dropping Python 3.9 tests, blocking a specific ipykernel version, and replacing get_app with get_qapp).

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Hey @Czaki - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • The changelog entries look good, but please double-check the date format is consistent with previous entries.
Here's what I looked at during the review
  • 🟢 General issues: all looks good
  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
  • 🟢 Testing: all looks good
  • 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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12-20: Testing Section Detailing Dependency Upgrades
Under the "### 🧪 Testing" header, several automatic dependency constraint upgrades are listed. This includes upgrades for packages such as ipython, magicgui, numpy, and others with corresponding PR references.

  • Verify that these entries are consistent with the project’s previous changelog format.
  • Consider adding a brief note if any of these changes require special attention during testing or if they relate to known compatibility issues.
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5-6: New Version Header for 0.16.1
The header "## 0.16.1 - 2025-03-10" clearly defines the new release version and date. Please confirm that the release date fits the project’s timeline and versioning convention.


7-10: Bug Fixes Section for 0.16.1
The bug fixes are documented with succinct descriptions and PR references:
• “Fix rendering of alternative representation if there are more components in the alternative representation than in ROI” (#1240)
• “Enable czifile workaround for 2019.7.2.1” (#1246)
This level of detail aids traceability. Ensure that the issue summaries accurately reflect the fixes implemented.


22-30: Miscellaneous Tasks and Workflow Updates
The section starting with "### ⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks" includes several pre-commit autoupdate entries, a drop of Python 3.9 tests for the napari repository, and importantly, the switch from get_app to get_qapp to handle napari deprecation (#1249).

  • Confirm that all workflow updates and dependency changes align with the overall release goals.
  • The detailed listing with PR references helps maintain consistency and traceability.

@Czaki Czaki merged commit 7e0a755 into develop Mar 10, 2025
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