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0.9.3

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This release adds rudimentary annotations to Ncube. Annotations allow to
extend the information of data during the verification process. Which
annotations are provided is determined by the investigation methodology.
This marks now a *completeness* of the feature set. While still basic
and with rough edges, everything that Ncube is designed to do can be
done.

0.9.2

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This release adds rudimentary annotations to Ncube. Annotations allow to
extend the information of data during the verification process. Which
annotations are provided is determined by the investigation methodology.
This marks now a *completeness* of the feature set. While still basic
and with rough edges, everything that Ncube is designed to do can be
done.

0.9.1

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This release has no changes to 0.9.0. See the release notes there. I
need to make this release just because of the unreliability of Github
actions and the way the workflows cannot be restarted.

0.9.0

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This release adds rudimentary annotations to Ncube. Annotations allow to
extend the information of data during the verification process. Which
annotations are provided is determined by the investigation methodology.
This marks now a *completeness* of the feature set. While still basic
and with rough edges, everything that Ncube is designed to do can be
done.

0.8.0

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The main feature of this release is the ability to create investigations
and send segments to an investigation for verification. The
investigation itself is rendered as a kanban board for each segment.
Units of data are dragged as cards between the different states. The
different states of an investigation are described in a methodology
format. While right now only a single methodology comes with Ncube out
ofthe box, it would be trivial to allow new methodologies to be
uploaded.

The search query grammar was extended to limit searches by tags and
sources. A new syntax was added to support such limits. The search
grammar itself is described as a PEG grammar.

The number of stats that are *live* was massively increased. Almost
everywhere static stats were replaced with real requests.

Every screen of Ncube contains some description text with further links
pointing to the website. Those links open in an external browser. Some
of the copy texts are still missing or could use some refactoring.

The preservation was improved with enhanced support on the Sugarcube
side of things.

0.7.0

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The biggest feature of this release is the ability to run data processes
from within Ncube. Currently, those data processes can preserve videos
from Youtube and tweets from Twitter. The data details page shows the
full unit of data with all media attached.

The Discovery browser extension got a complete redesign and builds now
for Firefox and Chrome.

There are many small improvements that can be found in the Changelog.

0.6.3

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This is the same release as 0.6.0.

0.6.2

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The previous releases failed on Ubunti Focal. It still is the same
release as 0.6.0.

0.6.1

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This release is the same as 0.6.0 but treis to fix the build matrix to
cover all necessary packages.

0.6.0

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This release contains quite a few features and improvements under the
hood.

- Add the Ncube discovery browser extension to quickly send sources from
  a browser to Ncube.
- Render data of a workspace in a paginated data table and search using
  a simple boolean language query.
- Create sources and attach query tags to a source.
- Collect some stats about data and sources of a workspace.
- Add full support for remote workspaces.

The UI was re-written using Typescript in favor of the original
Clojurescript UI.