The OpenQuake engine version 3.26 has been released
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Michele Simionato
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Jul 15, 2026, 5:00:23 AMJul 15
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Version 3.26 is the culmination of 4 months of work involving over 320 pull requests. It is the minimum version required to run the 2026 release of Global Hazard and Risk Models.
Users not needing the latest models may want to stay with the LTS release, currently at version 3.23.4.
The complete set of changes is listed in the changelog:
Before installing the new release you should uninstall the previous release, if you have one. As always, before upgrading, you should export any output of interests, since exporting an output computed with an older version of the engine may raise an error. Moreover, it is generally not possible to run a risk calculation starting from a hazard computed with an older version.
That's all, please let us know if you have any trouble with the upgrade.
Michele Simionato on behalf of the OpenQuake Team
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Jul 24, 2026, 10:08:24 AM (11 days ago) Jul 24
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The bug fix version 3.26.2 has been released yesterday.
It fixes the following bugs:
* Fixed install.py to invoke the post installation operations correctly * Fixed get_nbytes for empty datasets * Changed the `avg_gmf` exporter to export only nonzero values and fixed an export error * Fixed bug in classical_risk from hazard_curves.csv manifesting as a KeyError in U32([sid2idx[sid] for sid in df.sid])