local/0 and local/1 were incorrectly returning TimezoneInfo structs due to a bad match
3.7.0
Potentially Breaking
Elixir 1.8+ is now required
Tzdata 1.0+ is now required
If you were previously relying on ? suffixed functions to return
{:error, reason} if given invalid date/time inputs (other than
is_valid?), these functions now always return booleans and raise if an
error with the input is encountered
Added/Changed
Refactored much of the library to delegate to the Calendar API where
appropriate, we now make more of an effort to avoid duplication of the
standard library functionality
Functions with the ? suffix now correctly raise on invalid inputs,
and always return booleans. This was implicitly broken before, we need
to follow convention here.
Local timezone handling no longer requires parsing the zoneinfo files,
instead we attempt to observe the timezone name that is active and feed
that into the timezone database directly. We were just using the
abbreviations before, but that wasn't correct behavior at all. In the
future we may want to support the system timezone database as a proper
implementation of Calendar.TimeZoneDatabase, but for now we've just
removed the unnecessary parsing work that was going on here.
Timex.today/1 which returns today's date in the provided timezone
Fixed
Handling of timezones across DST. More generally we now handle gaps/ambiguity
much more consistently
ZoneInfo parser was refactored, now properly supports version 2/3
files, addresses some small bugs in previous code
Some incorrect/redundant typespecs were removed/fixed
We now support alternative timezone databases for API operations that
do not need to interact with the Timex.Timezone module directly. That
module is still tied to tzdata for now, but in the future may be
modified to remove the direct dependency.
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version 3.7.1cc9d106
fix: local/0,1 incorrectly matched on timezone value0e410b6
fix: backport missing calendar apis needed after 1.8e8e65b0
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