Byron/gitoxide git-date-v0.4.0

git-date v0.4.0

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New Features

• Support git default date format
  This is the format output by default by git log or when using
  --pretty=%ad.

  The new git_date::time::format::GIT_DEFAULT format description may be used
  to output date strings in this format. It is also now used by
  git_date::parse() to accept date strings that may be in this format.

• Format git-style RFC 2822 date strings
  Git outputs the day-of-month field as a non-padded number whereas strict
  RFC 2822 date strings are supposed to use a zero-padded two-digit number.

  The new git_date::time::format::GIT_RFC2822 format description allows Time
  to be formatted in git's RFC 2822 style. (Whereas the existing RFC2822
  format description produces a strict RFC 2822 date string).

Bug Fixes

• Stricter raw date parsing
  The raw date parser (git_date::parse::function::parse_raw()) accepted some
  inputs that it should not have. Specifically, it would accept:

  • Any character for the timezone offset's sign

• Trailing, non-whitespace characters after the timezone offset

Other (BREAKING)

• time::format::GIT_DEFAULT -> *::DEFAULT and *::DEFAULT -> *::GITOXIDE.
  That way we properly indicate what we are doing and don't try to somewhat
  sneakily suggest that the default for git dates is something else
  due to personal preference.

Commit Statistics

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