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Version 6.14.2

16 Sep 04:52
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Updated the unit tests workflow to run on any push.

Version 6.14.1

16 Sep 04:03
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  • Fixed an issue that caused the autoupdate workflow to run more updates than it needed to.
  • Fixed an issue that would not allow the autoupdate workflow to create an issue upon a failed attempt to archive the HCHD dashboard to the Wayback Machine.

Version 6.14

16 Sep 03:54
6.14.0
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Chart.js and associated scripts are now loaded asynchronously to improve page load times.

Version 6.13.1

13 Sep 19:46
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The generated site is now placed in the public/ directory instead of docs/, and the .gitignore file has been updated to include the generated site directory.

Version 6.13

13 Sep 04:49
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  • Made necessary configuration changes to deploy the site to AWS S3 and CloudFront.
  • The docs/ directory has been removed because it is no longer necessary, since its sole purpose was to host the site on GitHub Pages.
  • CSS is now loaded asynchronously via JavaScript to improve page load times.

Version 6.12

13 Sep 02:03
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Added unit tests for all processing scripts.

Version 6.11

10 Sep 03:09
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This one’s all about helping to automate the manual daily maintenance tasks to keep the site updated.

  • New: Updated the script for adding an archive URL (add-archive-url.py) to the daily data files to use the utilities module, use the ArgumentParser module, and be date-agnostic, only defaulting to the latest date. Renamed the script to add-source-url.py.
    • Fixed: The above script no longer always overwrites the sources key in daily data files; instead, it either creates or appends to a list depending on whether a list already exists there.
    • Fixed: Updated GitHub Actions workflows to use add-source-url.py.
  • New: Added a script (add-dhss-data.py) to add all DHSS data in a single command if the four files exist under expected names and are in the same directory.
  • New: Added a script (archive-dhss-data.py) to archive and upload DHSS data files (under the same conditions as add-dhss-data.py) to Amazon S3, then optionally delete the original data files if successful.
  • New: add-vaccine-data.py now attempts to guess the data type (total doses, or initiated/completed vaccinations) based on the file name provided, if the argument is not explicitly given. The type argument is no longer required and has been renamed to --type.
  • New: add-vaccine-data.py and add-test-data.py now have a --quiet flag to only print to stdout for errors. A similar argument was added to utilities.save_json.

Version 6.10

29 Aug 01:17
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  • Introduces a script for self-hosted web analytics.
  • Introduces a privacy policy, linked in the footer, explaining exactly what user data is collected and by whom.

Version 6.9

13 Aug 00:23
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  • All Data:
    • Total cases by town have been added to the table for all towns.
    • New cases by town have been removed; now, only the county total is displayed.
    • Added vaccination data showing the number of doses administered and cumulative number of residents who have initiated or completed vaccination.
    • Added the Community Transmission level.
    • Risk Level and Community Transmission columns use a redesigned categorical indicator for improved legibility.
  • Added a slim border to the categorical indicators for Risk Level and Community Transmission on the homepage to improve legibility.
  • Completed the migration of the site to a full-width layout.

Version 6.8

11 Aug 04:10
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  • Adds support for the CDC Level of Community Transmission calculated with both PCR and antigen tests.
  • Adds a note on the FAQ page explaining the inclusion of antigen tests.