Closed Earl-Brown closed 7 years ago
OK you got it buddy.
This is going to be some kind of record... I'm literally deploying everything as we speak. Just managed to squeeze this through.
Awesome! Thanks!
What's the best way to integrate this into my existing app?
What version are you using?
(hijacking this thread to say congrats :-).)
Thanks man! It's going to be..................big....
I think I'm on 1.4.1
Ok well in that case I may have to take everything back. It will go into 2.0.0 but I actually already deployed 1.5.0 just a few hours ago. 2.0.0 has a lot of breaking changes and on the assumption that it's non-trivial for you to upgrade, then this will have to be back-ported into 1.5.1.
It won't take long, but probably no records :)
OK...I appreciate it!
I look forward to using 2.0 - but I'm scared to jump into it right now and miss updating something.
Yeah, that's fair. Maybe you'd like to test out the new upgrade script. Kinda need someone to beta test it. The link is here:
It'll be live..........soon....
I'll give it a go. Doing backups now :)
Aaaaaaand it's live!
Cool...
Looks like the change for "advance()" didn't make it into the docs, tho...testing it on the docs page shows current time instead of advanced time.
But the upgrade to 2.0 wasn't that painful at all...so far..I hope I haven't missed anything!
And .advance() is working for me there.
\o/ 2013 me believed in it all along :-). Amazing!
@Earl-Brown Forgot to push the build! Advance should work on the docs page now, but might have to clear some caches.
@vendethiel My god 2013.... unbelievable... :D
Oh, yeah, I have all sorts of way of making me feel old. I was in high school back then.
@vendethiel ... how cute. My kids were in high school back then :)
@Earl-Brown THANK YOU :D
Oh, no - thank YOU!!!
I love this library. One of the most useful I've come across.
How can I give more immediate feedback on issues as they come up? I'd rather not clutter the "issues" list with something just rolled out...
Closing this for now. Feel free to raise new issues!
Date.[advance,create]("2.25 hours") doesn't work.
Sure, I could Date.create().advance("2 hours").advance("15 minutes") - but that makes it REALLY difficult for a manually edited JSON configuration.
[Date.advance, Date.create]("2 hours from now") works just fine. So I suspect any translation from relative that includes partials doesn't work correctly.