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clarify that phenix 1.21 is supported #56

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Expand Up @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Though `matchmaps` is a python package, it relies on two pieces of external soft

```{eval-rst}
.. note::
Please note that phenix 1.21 is **not** supported at this time. I hope to update `matchmaps` to support this in the near future. In the meantime, make sure you're using phenix 1.20 or earlier, and everything should work fine. As of `matchmaps 0.6.3`, an error should be thrown if you're using phenix 1.21 reminding you to downgrade.
As of `matchmaps 0.6.4`, support for phenix version 1.21 has been added. If you are using phenix 1.21, make sure that you have updated `matchmaps` to the most recent version, and everything should work fine. phenix 1.20 is also supported by current and previous `matchmaps` versions.
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When actually using `matchmaps` in the command-line, you'll need to have both ccp4 and phenix active. Doing that will look something like:
```bash
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