Dev version¶

v1.11.0 (unreleased)¶

Added ignore_warnings config option to allow users to specify warnings to ignore when calling read_raw_bids (#1224 by @larsoner)
Added tracking of the current step in the terminal title (#1266 by @larsoner)
Added a "Pipeline flow" section to the reports with an auto-generated diagram of the steps that ran for a subject and the files they passed to one another (#1291 by @larsoner)

The default for mne_log_level has been changed from 'error' to 'warning' to make possible dataset and processing errors more visible (#1224 by @larsoner)

Minimum supported versions were raised to Python 3.11, MNE-Python 1.8, MNE-BIDS 0.16, and joblib 1.4.1, following SPEC 0 (#1289 by @larsoner)

Fixed report section ordering: run-specific sections now always appear in run order, even when parallelization across runs finishes them out of order (#1293 by @larsoner)
Handle contrasts with too few epochs for cross-validation by saving NaN scores, excluding invalid subject-level results from group statistics, and reporting the effective sample size (#1265 by @viranovskaya)
Raise an informative error if rest_epochs_duration is not set for resting-state data and document the parameter (#1272 by @viranovskaya)
Fixed bug where log_level was not being applied to the MBPlogger (#1224 by @larsoner)
Corrected import order: remove channels before setting template montage as stated in eeg_template_montage (#1220 by @dnacombo)
Fixed crash when concatenating epochs from runs with different bad channels. The pipeline now uses the union of bad channels across runs. (#1242 by @hoechenberger)
Fixed a small CSP labeling glitch in the report. (#1241 by @hoechenberger)
Fixed bug where on_error "continue" and "debug" were not respected by the init and freesurfer/recon_all steps, which could abort the whole run instead of moving on to (or debugging) the next subject (#1022 by @larsoner)
The pipeline now recognizes source space files named with a dash between the spacing letters and number (e.g., sample-oct-6-src.fif), avoiding needless recomputation (#1047 by @larsoner)