0.7.2\n- Fix bug where attribute table showed transient variables when\nadding elements to a steady-state model.\n- Fixed security issue when installing backend.\n
0.7.1\n- Fix broken generation of Python scripts\n
0.7.0\n- Support QGIS 4.0\n- Added particle tracking for steady-state simulations.\n- Use Timflow as computational core instead of TimML and TTim.\n- Clearer names for elements:\n- Head Line Sink -> River\n- Line Sink Ditch -> Ditch\n- Leaky Line Doublet -> Leaky Wall\n- Impermeable Line Doublet -> Impermeable Wall\n
0.6.0\n- No separate Python installation of timml and ttim is required.\nThe server application can be installed from the QGIS plugin.\n- Model input is validated before trying to compute or convert\nto Python. The plugin attempts to give comprehensible error\nmessages.\n- The plugin state can be restored from a project file (rather\nthan having to re-open the geopackage every time QGIS is\nclosed).\n- Remote Head Wells and Discharge Observations elements have\nbeen added as TimML elements.\n- Discharges can be computed per segment for Head Line Sinks,\nLine Sinks Ditches; and for Wells and HeadWells. These are\nstored in an output geopackage.\n- The produced output can be controlled (Mesh, Raster, Contours,\nHead Observations, Discharge, Discharge Observations).\n- The TTim temporal settings have been simplified.\n- Some GUI elements have had their names adjusted.\n
0.5.1\n- Support TimML 6.3.0\n- Add support for the IntNormFlux\n- Add discharge observation element\n
0.5.0\n- Add model validation to catch common mistakes, this will\nresult in clearer error messages if model input is incorrect.\n- Multiple usability tweaks\n- Added elements: polygon inhomogeneity, area sink, line sink\nand discharge well\n- Add \"Restore\" button to restore plugin state from QGIS project\n- Support for drawing contours from raster files", "external_deps": "", "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/qgistim/version/0.7.2/download/"}