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3.6.0

- New Toil landing page at http://bd2kgenomics.github.io/toil/
- Tags all Toil-provisioned instances with an 'Owner' tag to improve cost tracking
- Allows users to arbitrarily tag their Toil-provisioned instances
- Adds a new Torque batch system class
- Improved documentation
- Support for piping commands within DockerCall
- Improved cluster usage statistics
- Various bug fixes improving support for large file exporting, the Slurm batch system, and general Toil robustness

3.5.2

Hotfix release for 3.5.x
- Fixes job state discovery race
- Fixes race between job store file exporting and caching
- Fixes bugs in Slurm batch system

3.5.1

Hotfix release for 3.5.x
- Fixes import error raised when 'AWS' extra not installed

3.5.0

- Toil now includes a native EC2 provisioner for launching and controlling Toil clusters.
- Toil now has the ability to autoscale - if enabled, Toil will increase or decrease the number of worker nodes in its cluster depending on the current demands of the workflow
- Log output now refers to each Job by name.

3.4.0a1.dev228

This pre-release of Toil contains bug fixes and the addition of experimental, CGCloud-based auto-scaling.

https://github.com/BD2KGenomics/toil/milestone/17?closed=1

Due to the experimental nature of the auto-scaling feature, we decided to skip publishing a stable release for it. To install this release with pip, use `pip install toil==3.4.0a1.dev228`.

The next stable release of Toil will contain docker-based autoscaling for EC2.

3.3.4

https://pypi.python.org/pypi?:action=display&name=toil&version=3.3.4
- Fix: Toil fails completely when not installed with [aws] extra (1115)
- Prevent virtualenv from silently upgrading pip and setuptools, potentially breaking build (1270)

Core production is advised to skip this release.

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