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# Changelog

## 0.2.0 Baruch's Algorithm for Recursive Trainspotting (2026-06-25)

- new wrapper module for `missBART`, wrapping `missBART2`
- additional wrapped objects in existing modules:
    - `bartMachine`: `bart_machine_get_posterior`, `get_sigsqs`, `bart_machine_num_cores`, `set_bart_machine_num_cores`, `Posterior`
    - `dbarts`: `dbartsData`, `RunSamples`
- explicit Python signatures and docstrings in all wrappers
- make `rbartpackages.base` public to help users write their own wrappers quickly
- the package is now fully typed

## 0.1.0 Butterjit Advanced Retrieval Trainchoke (2026-06-05)

Initial standalone release. `rbartpackages` provides Python wrappers, built on `rpy2`, of the R BART packages `BART`, `BART3`, `bartMachine`, and `dbarts`. The code was previously developed inside the bartz repository.