0.6.14

Fixed

• Ensure docstrings and error messages are consistent in Rust extension as well as the pure-Python version
• Remove ondocumented properties hour/minute/etc from Instant that were accidentally left in the Rust extension.
• exact_eq() now also raises TypeError in the pure Python version when comparing different types.

0.6.13

Added

• Make from_py_datetime() methods of Instant/OffsetDateTime less pedantic. They now accept any aware datetime
• New Date.today_in_system_tz() convenience method

Fixed

• Parsing UTC offsets with out-of-range minute/second components (e.g. 06:79) now raises the expected parsing failure.
• Note in parse_rfc2822() docstring that it doesn't (yet) validate the input, due to limitations in the underlying parser.

0.6.12

Fixed format_rfc3339() docs that incorrectly displayed a T separator. Clarified that T can be added by using the format_common_iso() method instead. (#185)

0.6.11

• (new) Added YearMonth and MonthDay classes for working with year-month and month-day pairs
• (fixed) whenever.__version__ is now also accessible when Rust extension is used

0.6.10

Improved

• Improve method documentation and autocomplete support (#172, #173, #176)

Fixed

• Remove lingering undocumented offset on Instant
• Fix incorrect LocalDateTime.difference return type annotation

0.6.9

Clarify DST-related error messages (#169)

0.6.8

Fix object deallocation bug that caused a crash in rare cases (#167)

0.6.7

• Add Python 3.13 binary wheels, now that its ABI is stable
• Small improvements to import speed

0.6.6

Fix potential memory leak in .now() if time-machine is used

0.6.5

• from_timestamp now also accepts floats, to ease porting code from datetime (#159)
• Fixed incorrect fractional seconds when parsing negative values in from_timestamp methods.
• Fix some places where ValueError was raised instead of TypeError