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+## v2.0.0 (2023-07-10)
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+### :boom: Breaking Changes
+
+* Pixels whose centroid lies precisely on the intersection of the polygon line segment and the center-line of a pixel row are now snapped out towards the exterior of the polygon.  (In other words, we round down from 0.5 not up when calculating the left edge or minimum x value of a strip of intersecting pixels)
+
+### :rocket: New Feature / Improvement
+* Rigorous support for topologically "complex" geometries with overlapping holes or polygons.  There is a small performance hit for geometries with holes or multiple polygons because of the new deconfliction/merging steps.
+
+### :bug: Bug Fix
+* Fixed bug where the bounding box calculation for MultiPolygon geometries was sometimes only using the first polygon.
+* Fixed bug whereby overlapping polygons or overlapping holes were misidentifying overlap as "inside" the polygon
+* Fixed bug where sometimes No Data or NaN values were passed to the statistical calculations
+
+### :house: Internal
+
+* Replaced bespoke code for pulling polygons from a provided geometry with [mpoly](https://github.com/DanielJDufour/mpoly)
+* Replaced bespoke bounding box calculation with [bbox-fns](https://github.com/danieljdufour/bbox-fns)
+* Used [rasterstats](https://github.com/perrygeo/python-rasterstats) to generate "truth" test data.  Results are now very similar to rasterstats, often identical.  However, sometimes rasterstats and geoblaze will have results that are a few pixels different (representing less than 1% of pixels) for large complex areas.  Further investigation is required.
+* Use [write-image](https://github.com/danieljdufour/write-image) internally to visualize intersections, adding a manual visual way to check intersection calculations
+* Use new version of [dufour-peyton-intersection](https://github.com/geotiff/dufour-peyton-intersection)
+
+### :memo: Documentation
+
+* No changes