If I'm following the structure the "time" extension currently supports only 1 tag:
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#define ASDF_CORE_TIME_TAG "tag:stsci.edu:asdf/time/time-1.4.0" |
1.3.0 uses $ref instead of tag (format is the same)
1.2.0 is missing 2 time formats (utime, tai_seconds) so it would be invalid to write out a 1.2.0 time with utime. Is that something we'd need to check for?
1.1.0 has no base_format but I'm not immediately seeing any use of that in libasdf so perhaps we can support it as well
1.0.0 has some minor location changes. It's not immediately obvious if these changes are of consequence to libasdf.
Minimally it looks like 1.1.0+ can be supported and perhaps 1.0.0.
If I'm following the structure the "time" extension currently supports only 1 tag:
libasdf/include/asdf/core/time.h
Line 13 in ef485e8
1.3.0 uses $ref instead of tag (format is the same)
1.2.0 is missing 2 time formats (utime, tai_seconds) so it would be invalid to write out a 1.2.0 time with utime. Is that something we'd need to check for?
1.1.0 has no base_format but I'm not immediately seeing any use of that in libasdf so perhaps we can support it as well
1.0.0 has some minor location changes. It's not immediately obvious if these changes are of consequence to libasdf.
Minimally it looks like 1.1.0+ can be supported and perhaps 1.0.0.