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unbiased 1.0.1

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed and issue when too aggressive input validation in the randomize endpoint was causing the API to reject valid requests with current_state of length other than 2.

DevOps

  • Updated docker build GitHub Action to use the latest version of cosign and checkout actions.

unbiased 1.0.0

New Features

  • Adaptive Randomization Support:

    • Implemented support for adaptive randomization using Pocock’s minimization algorithm, integrating a new R function based on the Minirand package by Man Jin, Adam Polis, and Jonathan Hartzel (Minirand Package).
    • Introduced new POST endpoints facilitating the creation of studies and randomization of subjects.
  • Enhanced Retrieval Capabilities:

    • Added new GET endpoints for comprehensive access to study overviews, in-depth details, and information on randomized patients.
  • Audit Trial Mechanism:

    • Implemented an audit trial mechanism that systematically logs and stores each request in the database alongside unbiased’s response.
    • Introduced a new GET endpoint enabling users to access the complete audit trail for a specific study.

Vignettes / Articles

  • Added a new article benchmarking Pocock’s minimization algorithm against permuted block randomization and simple randomization, focusing on the balance of covariates.

DevOps Integration

  • Integrated project with Sentry to capture errors, empowering users to provide their credentials and receive notifications in the event of unexpected occurrences, including HTTP 500 instances.
  • Implemented GitHub Actions CI, ensuring that all tests must pass before merging.
    • Integrated project with CodeCov, achieving a code coverage of 95% or higher, with maintenance of the same level or improvement required for merging.
    • Integrated project with pkgdown, hosting the project site at ttscience.github.io/unbiased/.
    • Enforced the use of a linter, ensuring no errors are present upon merging.

Smaller Improvements

  • Improved handling of malformed JSONs, now returning HTTP 400 instead of the default HTTP 500 (plumber behavior).