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1.0.0 (2022-12-16)

First official release of CheckM2!

This release uses models built on [GTDB release 202].
This release uses the DIAMOND database version 2, available at DOI [10.5281/zenodo.5571251].

Models and database are unchanged from v 0.1.3, output results should be the same.

New features in this release:

  • CheckM2 now has tagged releases and a changelog summary. This addresses (#25, #22), as well as allows submission to PyPI and Bioconda (#29, #7)
  • CheckM2 now has logging enabled by default. Logs will be saved in the output folder in the file 'checkm2.log' (Resolves #2)
  • You can now optionally remove intermediate files (protein files and diamond output) using the --remove_intermediates option (Resolves #3)
  • CheckM2 now checks for diamond database and loads machine learning models before proceeding with main workflow (Resolves #4)
  • CheckM2 now reports coding density for bins, as well as contig N50, average gene size, genome length and GC content. This gives the user more information and can help identify issues such as e.g. frameshift-dominated genomes
  • Processing feature vectors and predicting completeness and contamination is now chunked by groups of genomes (default 250) instead of holding all feature vectors in memory. This drastically reduces RAM usage by CheckM2.
  • You can now specify a specific coding table that Prodigal should use for your bins using the --ttable flag. By default, CheckM2 chooses between 4 or 11 based on coding density information.
  • CheckM2 now forces tensorflow models to run using CPU (this should address #26, #12). For better compatibility, it is strongly suggested to initially install the CheckM2 conda environment on a computer without a GPU
  • CheckM2 should now use tensorflow release < 2.6.0 (this should address #16)
  • CheckM2 can reuse prodigal and diamond output using the --resume flag (addresses #13, thanks to JeanMainguy for implementation)
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