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## Contact and Support
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If you have any questions please contact ebas@nilu.no.
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## Version 4.0.0
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* mostly internal changes due to major changes in the EBAS 4.0 database backend, which is not part of ebas-io
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* some clean up in argument names of the EbasCommandline class
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* possibility to control the flag columns manually (see `FLAGS_AS_IS` in the notebook `Examples/Doc/Notebooks/WriteNasaAmes.ipynb` (Paragraph *Example for controlling the flag options: Completly manual control*))
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## Just want to test it?
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If you do not want to install the package on any of your machines yet, you can try the package in binder. With the link below, a virtual environment is set up for you in mybinder and you can use the Jupyter notebooks from the Example directory interactively and also try different things.
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The ebas-io package can be installed using pip. See the [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/) documentation if pip does not work for you. The whl files can be found in the directory ```ebas-io/dist```
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```bash
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pip install ebas_io-4.1.0-py3-none-any.whl
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pip install ebas_io-4.2.0-py3-none-any.whl
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```
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You might need to use a certain installation of pip, according to the python version you plan to use (e.g. `pip2`, `pip3` etc.). Please pay attention to the python version of the wheel (`...-py2-...` for python2, `...-py3-...` for python3).
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