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MaxTiC-Next-Studio

Zichao Zeng
Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

MaxTiC-Next Studio v0.1.1 纯元数据与文档修复版,与核心仓库 MaxTiC-Next v0.1.1 同步发布。界面、运行引擎与结果视图的行为与 v0.1.0 一致——src/ 下唯一改动是 __version__ 字符串。 作者与引用元数据 / Authors and citation metadata CITATION.cff 的 authors 现在只列实际作者本人。v0.1.0 里排在最前面的占位机构作者 MaxTiC-Next Studio project 已删除。 Eric Tannier 不再作为本前端的作者出现。 他著的是原始 MaxTiC 算法,本 PySide6 前端并非他的手笔,把他列为本软件作者等于主张一种他从未确认过的合作关系。他现在位于 references 中,作为被引用原作的著者;核心算法 MaxTiC-Next 也一并列为 references 中的 software 条目。这才是 CeCILL 2.1 署名义务真正表达的关系。 原 preferred-citation 块并入 references,因此 GitHub 右侧 "Cite this repository" 现在推荐引用的是本软件(含 Zenodo DOI)。 LICENSE 与源码文件头中 Eric Tannier 的版权声明原样保留,那是许可证的硬性要求。 README 主语言 / README language README.md 现在是英文文档,中文版移至 README.zh.md,两者互相链接。 DOI 徽章 / DOI badge 徽章与 CITATION.cff 的 identifiers 改用 Concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23053056,它会始终解析到最新版本,而不是冻结在某一个版本上。 版本号 / Version 0.1.1 在 pyproject.toml、src/maxtic_studio/__init__.py、CITATION.cff 与 Info.plist 中齐平。对核心算法的依赖下限保持 MaxTiC-Next>=0.1.0 不变——它是下限而非版本号。 Quality gates (all green before tagging) pytest tests/(PySide6 6.11.2 已安装,GUI 用例真实执行)— 99 passed, 1 skipped;唯一跳过项是 test_params_validation.py 中"本机未安装 PySide6 时的降级提示"路径,在本环境下本就不该触发 ruff check、ruff format --check、mypy — clean(18 source files) packaging/build_studio_app.sh + PyInstaller 6.22.3 重新打包 .app,Info.plist 的 CFBundleShortVersionString / CFBundleVersion 均为 0.1.1 启动冒烟测试:QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen 下进程稳定运行 8 秒、Qt 完成初始化,仅有无害的字体别名告警 二进制未经签名/公证,首次打开仍需 xattr -cr MaxTiC-Next-Studio.app(与 v0.1.0 相同) Assets File Size SHA-256 MaxTiC-Next-Studio-0.1.1-macos.zip 57 MB 15a693aaf7148193ab7e6ae3940a924a43c815eee2278ca0bf94f35f9d960059 Authorship and licence Author / maintainer: 曾子超 (Zichao Zeng) — zengzichao@sjtu.edu.cn · ORCID 0000-0001-6553-970X Original MaxTiC: Eric Tannier (Inria) — 作为被引用原作的著者致谢,而非本前端的作者 Licence: CeCILL 2.1 (inherited from MaxTiC) Please also cite the original: MaxTiC: Fast ranking of a phylogenetic tree by Maximum Time Consistency with lateral gene transfers, doi:10.1101/127548 Full citation metadata is in CITATION.cff. DOI Concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23053056 指向最新版本;本 v0.1.1 的版本 DOI 由 Zenodo 在本次 release 发布后自动登记。

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