CHANGELOG

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.