We now use the reported confidence / entropy values to change the saturation of tips (circles) on the tree, which matches the behaviour seen for branches. If there is no (or very little) uncertainty in these nodes then the tips will appear the same as seen in previous versions of Auspice. (#1796)
We no longer show the "second tree" sidebar dropdown when there are no available options. The possible options are defined by the charon/getAvailable API response and as such vary depending on the server in use. (#1795)
We now use the reported confidence / entropy values to change the saturation of tips (circles) on the tree, which matches the behaviour seen for branches. If there is no (or very little) uncertainty in these nodes then the tips will appear the same as seen in previous versions of Auspice. (#1796)
We no longer show the "second tree" sidebar dropdown when there are no available options. The possible options are defined by the charon/getAvailable API response and as such vary depending on the server in use. (#1795)
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Bumps auspice from 2.55.1 to 2.56.0.
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version bump to 2.56.0 for release3e818f0
Merge pull request #1796 from nextstrain/james/uncertain-tip-attrsc2ffa90
[color-by confidence] confidence for tip colors95172c3
[color-by confidence] fix default redux state2c59883
Merge pull request #1795 from nextstrain/james/second-tree-dropdowne626f99
[second tree control] show only when available5f94111
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