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9.2.0 (2025-04-14)

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  • auto detect string resources in resource definitions given by --default-resources and --set-resources in the string yields a syntax error when being interpreted as a python expression; this will obviate the need to quote such expressions in many cases; further, fix interpretation of quoted resources by removing quotes after intepretation (#3532) (81f09bd)

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  • restore accidentally changed behavior of --cores. If not specified, Snakemake now complains again, asking for --cores to be specified (of --jobs in case of remote exec). As before, if a default is desired, it can be easily set via a profile (#3531) (11b2b30)

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@snakemake-bot snakemake-bot changed the title chore(main): release 9.1.12 chore(main): release 9.2.0 Apr 14, 2025
@snakemake-bot snakemake-bot force-pushed the release-please--branches--main branch from d304c44 to 7e7d7f3 Compare April 14, 2025 21:26
@johanneskoester johanneskoester merged commit 4725e7c into main Apr 14, 2025
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##
[9.2.0](snakemake/snakemake@v9.1.11...v9.2.0)
(2025-04-14)


### Features

* auto detect string resources in resource definitions given by
--default-resources and --set-resources in the string yields a syntax
error when being interpreted as a python expression; this will obviate
the need to quote such expressions in many cases; further, fix
interpretation of quoted resources by removing quotes after
intepretation
([snakemake#3532](snakemake#3532))
([81f09bd](snakemake@81f09bd))


### Bug Fixes

* restore accidentally changed behavior of --cores. If not specified,
Snakemake now complains again, asking for --cores to be specified (of
--jobs in case of remote exec). As before, if a default is desired, it
can be easily set via a profile
([snakemake#3531](snakemake#3531))
([11b2b30](snakemake@11b2b30))

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