Changelog¶
All notable changes to this project are documented here.
[Unreleased]¶
[0.4.0] - 2026-07-20¶
Added¶
- Phage-only private data ingestion: the
hosts/directory is now optional for private sources. When allHost_IDandHost_namevalues areunknown, the source is valid without host FASTA files. - Detailed VS Code remote connection guide (SSH + Dev Containers) in Analysis Container Guide.
- Security warning section in analysis-guide.md, installation.md, and docker-guide.md explaining the implications of
--ServerApp.disable_check_xsrf=Trueand the broader lack of authentication.
Changed¶
- Expanded
Dockerfile.analysisCMD comment to explicitly document the security risks of disabling token auth, password auth, and XSRF protection, with guidance on hardening steps. - Updated private data ingestion documentation with phage-only mode examples and updated directory structure requirements.
[0.3.0] - 2026-04-20¶
Changed¶
- Updated project naming consistency to Phage Bacteria Interactions across code/docs.
- Refreshed documentation structure and core pages for current infrastructure.
- Added one-read storytelling page describing end-to-end flow.
- Clarified private data ingestion behavior and mandatory host sequence requirements.
- Updated home/current-status sections with dedicated private-data status.
- Documented current API limitation (not supported for sequence-heavy retrieval).
- Added VS Code Dev Containers recommendation in analysis workflow docs.
[0.2.0]¶
- Introduced private source ingestion and host mapping improvements.
[0.1.0]¶
- Initial public release with pipeline, DuckDB integration, and API prototype.