pkglint -r --network --only "migrate"
As a side-effect of migrating the homepages, pkglint also fixed a few
indentations in unrelated lines. These and the new homepages have been
checked manually.
(from: http://www.fresse.org/dateutils/changelog.html)
This is dateutils v0.4.3.
This is a feature release.
Features:
base expansion works for times now
Bugfixes:
durations in months weeks and days are calculated like
durations in months and days, consistency
am and pm indicators in inputs are handled properly
military midnights decay when not printed in full
See info page examples and/or README.
-------------------------------
v0.4.0
Summary: v0.4.0 of dateutils
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
- document %g/%G format specifiers
- bug/42, accept NUL characters in input
- bug/45, correctly display Gregorian and ISO week dates in one line
- bug/46, adhere to ISO group's official formatting of week dates
- bug/47, allow rounding of Epoch based timestamps
- bug/48, avoid crash for void input to strptime(3)
Features:
- datetest supports --isvalid to conditionalise on date/time parsing
- all tools support --from-locale to parse localised input
- tools with output formatting support --locale to format output according to
locale
v0.3.5
Summary: v0.3.5 of dateutils
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
- bug/40, distinguish between numerals-only dates and durations
- tests will succeed independent of current date
See info page examples and/or README.
v0.3.4
Summary: v0.3.4 of dateutils
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
- bug/39, MacOSX endianness detection
- bug/38, ddiff day-only durations on date/times
- dadd +2m bug is fixed, regression dtadd.049.clit/dtadd.050.clit
v0.3.3
Summary: v0.3.3 of dateutils
This is a feature release.
Features:
- to clarify purpose and avoid name clashes prefix binaries with date- This
results in: dateadd dateconv datediff dategrep dateround dateseq datesort
datetest and datezone
- provide compatibilty through configure switch -with-old-names
- provide single digit years through %_y
- allow rounding of ISO-week dates (ywd) to week numbers
Bugfixes:
- dashes behind a date do not count as tz indicator
- UTC/TAI/GPS special coordinated zones work on systems without leap second
support
v0.3.2
Summary: v0.3.2 of dateutils
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
- out of range minutes will be discarded
- bug 30 (malicious input crashes dconv) has been fixed
Features:
- military midnight stamps are supported (T24:00:00)
- 8601 ordinal dates (year + doy) are recognised directly (-f yd)
- strptime(1) can behave in a locale-dependent way
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
(pkgsrc-changes)
- recover the two patches for 0.3.1
Problems found with mismatching existing digests for:
distfiles/asclock-classic-1.0.tar.gz
distfiles/asclock-gtk-2.1.10beta.tar.gz
distfiles/asclock-xlib-2.0.11.tar.gz
distfiles/emiclock-2.0.2.tar.gz
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
- autoreconf is not necessary for this tarball
(remove pre-configure: target in Makefile)
- Remove automake and autoreconf from USE_TOOLS+=
- Add patch for Makefile.in as well as Makefile.am
- MAKE_JOBS_SAFE= no
- Add following files in PLIST
share/dateutils/iata.tzmcc
share/dateutils/icao.tzmcc
share/dateutils/mic.tzmcc
Thanks again obache@
- MASTER_SITES moved
- DIST_SUBDIR is now used.
- pre-configure:, post-build: added for Makefile
- Some tweak added (post-build: etc) to get similar PLIST (as of 0.2.6)
(upstream)
Update 0.2.6 to 0.3.1
From: http://www.fresse.org/dateutils/changelog.html
v0.3.1
------------------------
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
- octave/matlab code is distributed fully
- negative durations with refined units are minus-signed only once
- ddiff is entirely anticommutative now
- tests don¢Âª®t fail if zones don¢Âª®t exist on the build system
- dseq with empty ranges will no longer produce output (just as seq(1))
- arbitrary integers are not interpreted as time anymore
- when converting from zone info properly clear zone difference for %Z
- dseq(1) will automatically resort to +1mo and +1y iterators for wildcarded ymd dates
- dadd(1)¢Âª®ing ywd dates with output as ymd works properly now
Features:
- ddiff can output nanosecond diffs
- automatic fix-up of dates is documented now
- parser errors and fix ups are reported through return code 2
- dseq with no -f|--format stays in the calendric system of
the start value instead of converting all output to ymd
v0.3.0
------------------------
This is a feature release.
Features:
- dgrep supports time zones both for the expression and the input
- timezones can be specified by alternative codes and tzmap files
- new tool dzone to inspect date/times in multiple timezones in bulk
- new tool dsort to sort input chronologically
- gengetopt and help2man maintainer dependencies removed
- lilian/julian inputs via -i ldn and -i jdn
- ymcw dates now follow ISO 8601 in using 07 to denote Sunday
Bugfixes:
- ddiff takes differences between a unix epoch stamp and a date/time
- zone converter assigns correct sign to zone difference when using %Z
- weekdays are properly calculated from epoch stamps (issue 24)
v0.2.7
--------------------------
This is a feature release.
Features:
- dgrep supports -v|--invert-match like grep
- output specifier %G is supported for compatibility with POSIX
- ddiff calculates year-day differences
- ddiff calculates ISO-week date differences
- ddiff output can be zero and space padded through 0 and SPC modifier
- zoneinfo database on AIX >= 6.1 is taken into account
Bug fixes:
- ddiff can calculate full year differences, issue 21 fixed
- dseq now accepts %W, %V output formats, issue 22 fixed
- builds with clang >= 3.3 work again, clang bug 18028
Dateutils are a bunch of tools that revolve around fiddling with
dates and times in the command line with a strong focus on use
cases that arise when dealing with large amounts of financial data.
Dateutils commands are prefixed with a `d` but otherwise resemble
known unix commands for reasons of intuition. The only exception
being `strptime` which is analogous to the libc function of the
same name.
