Citrine

What's New
- Ability to run a PerformanceWorkflow on a predictor
- Ability to set the `active` flag on a module

Improvements
- Updated documentation
- Added a Dockerfile for running unit-tests
- Improved error messaging for non-2xx http statuses

This forces an upgrade to [taurus v0.3.0](https://github.com/CitrineInformatics/taurus/releases/tag/v0.3.0), which supports a much larger set of units.

What's New
* The [units list](https://github.com/CitrineInformatics/taurus/blob/master/taurus/units/citrine_en.txt) has been greatly extended.

This release adds the ability to set more granular permissions for project members (READ/WRITE) and increases the documentation coverage.

What's New
* Users can set more granular permissions for user's under a project.

Improvements
* Updated documentation.

This release supports Citrine's AI functionality added into the citrine-python client. Users can now create modules and workflow in support of sequential learning to generate material candidates.

What's new
* Registering and validating workflows, design spaces, predictors, and processors. See https://citrineinformatics.github.io/citrine-python/ for complete documentation on all the new concepts that are introduced.
* Training predictor modules and viewing predictor reports.
* Generating and scoring generated candidates against objective and constraints.

Improvements
* Better visibility regarding specific failures and exceptions from the API

This release supports the deletion of data objects and the reading of tables from the data service. Also included in code is experimental support for project member management, but note that it is highly experimental and will very likely change.

What's new
* Support for deleting objects! Deletion is conditional on not orphaning any objects that link to them.
* Support for reading tables by downloading them as csv files.

Coming soon
* Improved project member management
* Delete datasets

This release mostly updates the version of taurus to 0.2.0, improving the `repr` method on data objects to include soft links. It also includes additional documentation of the perils of cyclic material histories

What's new
* [taurus 0.2.0](https://github.com/CitrineInformatics/taurus/releases/tag/v0.2.0), which improves the representation of data objects to include soft links.
* An FAQ, which describes how to avoid time-traveling materials.

Coming soon
* Delete data objects to correct mistakes