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CHANGELOG

0.6.0

  • Introduce the widely requested API for locale-invariant parsing and formatting (#343)
  • Completely overhaul the KDoc-based documentation (#347)
  • Breaking change: forbid parsing Instant values without the second-of-minute component on the JVM and JS, fixing inconsistency with Native (#369)
  • Breaking change: use the fully qualified name of classes in the JSON serializers (#308)
  • Fix Proguard emitting warning about missing kotlinx-serialization classes when serialization is not used (#336)
  • Reimplement the timezone database handling for Native targets from scratch (#286, #327)
  • Support Android NDK targets (#344)
  • Small tweaks and fixes.

Changelog relative to version 0.6.0-RC.2

  • Completely overhaul the KDoc-based documentation (#347)
  • Breaking change: forbid parsing Instant values without the second-of-minute component on the JVM and JS, fixing inconsistency with Native (#369)
  • Improve error descriptiveness in some cases (#360, #371)
  • Remove stat usages to comply with Apple's new publishing requirements (#385)
  • Fix parsing of formats where optional is directly between numbers (#362)
  • Forbid empty and duplicate month, day-of-week, and AM/PM marker names in datetime formats (#362)

0.6.0-RC.2

  • Support Android NDK targets (#344)
  • Ensure ABI compatibility with v0.5.0 (#357)

0.6.0-RC

  • Introduce the widely requested API for locale-invariant parsing and formatting (#343)
  • Breaking change: use the fully qualified name of classes in the JSON serializers (#308)
  • Fix Proguard emitting warning about missing kotlinx-serialization classes when serialization is not used (#336)
  • Reimplement the timezone database handling for Native targets from scratch (#286, #327)

0.5.0

  • Update Kotlin dependency to 1.9.21, kotlinx.serialization to 1.6.2
  • Add support of Wasm-Js target through Js interop with the same js-joda library as in Js (#315)
  • Prevent secondary outputs of Java 9 compilation getting packed into jar (#305)

0.4.1

  • Update Kotlin dependency to 1.8.21, kotlinx.serialization to 1.5.1
  • Support more Kotlin/Native targets: linuxArm64, linuxArm32Hfp, watchosDeviceArm64
  • Implement comparable time marks in a time source returned by Clock.asTimeSource() (#271)
  • Deprecate Instant and LocalDate arithmetic operations (plus and minus) taking DateTimeUnit without a number of units (#247)
  • Fix adding small Duration to large Instant on JS and Native (#264)

0.4.0

  • Add the LocalTime class for representing time-of-day (#57). Thank you, @bishiboosh!
  • Provide LocalTime#toSecondOfDay, LocalTime.fromSecondOfDay, and various other functions for compact representation of LocalTime (#204). Thank you, @vanniktech!
  • Provide LocalDate#toEpochDays, LocalDate.fromEpochDays for representing a LocalDate as a single number (#214).
  • Rename Clock.todayAt to Clock.todayIn for naming consistency (#206).
  • Update the Kotlin dependency to 1.7.0.

0.3.3

  • Just updated Kotlin dependency to 1.7.0-Beta and kotlinx.serialization to 1.3.2

0.3.2

Features

  • Update Kotlin dependency to 1.6.0 and remove ExperimentalTime from API involving Duration which became stable (#156)
  • Add an explicit module-info descriptor to JVM variant of the library (#135)
  • kotlinx.datetime.Instant conversions to and from JS Date (#170).

0.3.1

Fixes

  • Fixed a crash in desugared code on Android when trying to construct time zones with some specific identifiers (149)

0.3.0

Features

  • Added iosSimulatorArm64, watchosSimulatorArm64, tvosSimulatorArm64, macosArm64 target support (141, 144).

Changes

  • ZoneOffset was replaced by two other classes: FixedOffsetTimeZone, which represents a time zone with a fixed offset, and UtcOffset, which represents just the UTC offset (PR#125).
  • The DayBased and MonthBased subclasses of DateTimeUnit.DateBased are now accessed as DateTimeUnit.DayBased and DateTimeUnit.MonthBased as opposed to DateTimeUnit.DateBased.DayBased and DateTimeUnit.DateBased.MonthBased respectively (PR#131).

0.2.1

Fixes

  • Fixed the library being incompatible with kotlinx.serialization 1.2.0 and above (#118).

Features

  • watchosX64 target support. In practice, this means the ability to run projects that depend on this library in the iOS Simulator for Apple Watch.

0.2.0

Fixes

  • Fixed TimeZone.currentSystemDefault() crashing on Darwin if the resulting time zone is not listed among TimeZone.knownTimeZoneIdentifiers (#94)

Features

  • kotlinx-serialization support (#37)
  • Normalization of DateTimePeriod components, meaning that periods that are semantically equivalent are considered equal (#81)
  • Instant can now be parsed from an ISO-8601 string with an offset other than Z (#56)

0.1.1

Fixes

  • Fix a crash when getting the current time on iOS 9 (#52)
  • Wrong answers in some cases when adding date-based units to instants on Darwin and Windows (#51)

Features

  • Zone-agnostic time-based arithmetic on Instants, e.g. Instant.plus(value, DateTimeUnit.TimeBased)
  • Add Instant.fromEpochSeconds(epochSeconds: Long, nanosecondAdjustment: Int) construction function
  • Introduce minus operations complementary to existing plus arithmetic operations (#42)

0.1.0

Initial implementation

A minimal, but still valuable multiplatform implementation of date and time types.