No functional changes. CRAN noted bad parts in the URL field of
DESCRIPTION. This release corrects that file. In addition, I’ve
performed a minor refresh and clean-up of documentation and tooling
(e.g. ROxygen updated to 7.3.2, dropped Travis-CI for Github
Actions/{rhub}, dropped Vignette in favor of just having a
README.md).
naptime 1.3.0
Breaking Change
Date parsing is again performed by lubridate. The limitation with
this change is that character date input is again limited to only the
yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss format.
Other Notes
Removed naptime’s dependency on anytime. Anytime was failing checks
in some
locales because of a bug in the underlying Boost library. Those
failed checks reflected an issue that would cause naptime to
underestimate the required nap duration by 1 hour on entry of character
dates.
naptime 1.2.3
Kurt Hornik of CRAN reported problems with naptime 1.2.2 in some
locales. This appears to be related to an issue in anytime that I am
debugging in this non-CRAN development release.
I have also refactored the handling of Period class objects. It
appears an eval(parse()) antipattern had leaked into the code. This is
now resolved.
naptime 1.2.2
Character arguments for naptime are now parsed by package:anytime
rather than lubridate::ymd_hms. This allows for greater flexibility in
character nap specification. The previously supported truncated
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS formats should parse the same as they did
previously. So, this change is considered minor.
naptime 1.2.0
Formatting changes for CRAN deploy. Refer to naptime 1.1.0 NEWS for
changes since the last CRAN version.
Behavior changes
lubridate parse warnings squelched
naptime 1.1.0
Behavior changes
Per request
naptime is now quite a bit more discerning by default. If the argument
provided isn’t interpretable, naptime will throw as an error. The old
permissive behavior that produces warnings and default delays can be
more or less restored by setting the option
naptime.permissive to TRUE or setting the permissive
parameter as TRUE on any given naptime call (parameter overrides the
option)
Logicals no longer produce a warning. Logical FALSE is interpreted
as meaning ‘no delay’ and TRUE is interpreted as meaning default
delay.
Calling naptime with a NULL no longer produces a delay or warning as
this is interpreted as meaning ‘no delay’.
New Features
naptime can take incompletely specified date times for delays in the
future by leveraging lubridate::ymd_hms()’s truncated parameter. We now
allow for three truncated formats.
Major Bug Fixes
naptime actually pauses for the default duration under error
conditions rather than returning it as a variable
naptime no longer sometimes returns non-NULL values
naptime should now delay appropriately for long duration
difftimes