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Compiler warning with new clojurescript version
#168 opened May 25, 2022 by archaic
Dependency bump for js-joda packages?
#166 opened Apr 14, 2022 by lowecg
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unbundle time-literals if CLJS-3294 is not going to get fixed
#157 opened Nov 8, 2021 by henryw374
@henryw374
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duration multiply is missing
#156 opened Nov 5, 2021 by masterbuilder99
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cljs version 1.10.891 and foreign lib problem when running tick tests
#155 opened Nov 5, 2021 by henryw374
@henryw374
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State/clarify in the documentation if interval bounds are inclusive and/or exclusive interval-calculus
#148 opened Sep 17, 2021 by dcj
Add function to test if a time is contained within an interval interval-calculus
#147 opened Sep 17, 2021 by dcj
Fake time, using a time/capsule
#141 opened May 30, 2021 by onetom
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1.0 checklist
#135 opened Feb 25, 2021 by henryw374
5 of 8 tasks
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make tick work on babashka new feature
#86 opened Jun 11, 2020 by henryw374
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Add information to arithmetic about math between dates documentation
#81 opened Apr 30, 2020 by Folcon
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t/concur fails interval-calculus
#67 opened Oct 31, 2019 by danieroux
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Extending API to Instant
#65 opened Oct 25, 2019 by currentoor
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interval/disjoin implementation interval-calculus
#54 opened Aug 30, 2019 by joda
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