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In the same way `Astronoby::Events::ObservationEvents` represent observation events for any body on the celestial sphere, twilight events exist but are related only to the Sun. For example, it doesn't make sense to talk about twilight related to a planet or a distant star. In a goal of making events more centralized, twilight times are now extract from `Astronoby::Sun` into their own dedicated `Astronoby::Events::TwilightEvents` class. The same methods are exposed. This adds natural memoization as all the times are calculated when the object initialized, which is when the `Astronoby::Sun#twilight_events` is called.
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## What's Changed _If you are upgrading: please see [UPGRADING.md]._ [UPGRADING.md]: https://github.com/rhannequin/astronoby/blob/main/UPGRADING.md ### Bug fixes * Fix ecliptic to equatorial epoch ([#56]) [#56]: #56 ### Features * Add twilight times ([#49]) * Add interpolation method ([#52]) * Add decimal_hour_to_time util ([#53]) * Calculate leap seconds for an instant ([#54]) * Add `Angle#-@` ([#55]) * Enable equivalence and hash equality to `Observer` ([#57]) * Twilight events dedicated class ([#61]) [#49]: #49 [#52]: #52 [#53]: #53 [#54]: #54 [#55]: #55 [#57]: #57 [#61]: #61 ### Improvements * Upgrade bundler from 2.3.11 to 2.5.7 by @dorianmariecom ([#45]) * Drop `BigDecimal` ([#46]) * Bump rake from 13.1.0 to 13.2.0 ([#47]) * Increase Ruby versions support ([#48]) * Bump rake from 13.2.0 to 13.2.1 ([#51]) * Dedicated constants class ([#62]) * Improve accuracy of equation of time ([#63]) * Twilight times better accuracy ([#65]) * Update UPGRADING.md ([#66]) * release: Bump version to 0.4.0 ([#67]) [#45]: #45 [#46]: #46 [#47]: #47 [#48]: #48 [#51]: #51 [#62]: #62 [#63]: #63 [#65]: #65 [#66]: #66 [#67]: #67 ### Backward-incompatible changes * More accurate rising, transit and setting times ([#50]) * Observation events dedicated and centralized class ([#60]) * Change `Astronoby::Sun` constructor ([#64]) [#50]: #50 [#60]: #60 [#64]: #64 ## New Contributors * @dorianmariecom made their first contribution in [#45] [#45]: #45 **Full Changelog**: v0.3.0...v0.4.0
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## What's Changed _If you are upgrading: please see [UPGRADING.md]._ [UPGRADING.md]: https://github.com/rhannequin/astronoby/blob/main/UPGRADING.md ### Bug fixes * Fix ecliptic to equatorial epoch ([#56]) [#56]: #56 ### Features * Add twilight times ([#49]) * Add interpolation method ([#52]) * Add decimal_hour_to_time util ([#53]) * Calculate leap seconds for an instant ([#54]) * Add `Angle#-@` ([#55]) * Enable equivalence and hash equality to `Observer` ([#57]) * Twilight events dedicated class ([#61]) [#49]: #49 [#52]: #52 [#53]: #53 [#54]: #54 [#55]: #55 [#57]: #57 [#61]: #61 ### Improvements * Upgrade bundler from 2.3.11 to 2.5.7 by @dorianmariecom ([#45]) * Drop `BigDecimal` ([#46]) * Bump rake from 13.1.0 to 13.2.0 ([#47]) * Increase Ruby versions support ([#48]) * Bump rake from 13.2.0 to 13.2.1 ([#51]) * Dedicated constants class ([#62]) * Improve accuracy of equation of time ([#63]) * Twilight times better accuracy ([#65]) * Update UPGRADING.md ([#66]) * release: Bump version to 0.4.0 ([#67]) [#45]: #45 [#46]: #46 [#47]: #47 [#48]: #48 [#51]: #51 [#62]: #62 [#63]: #63 [#65]: #65 [#66]: #66 [#67]: #67 ### Backward-incompatible changes * More accurate rising, transit and setting times ([#50]) * Observation events dedicated and centralized class ([#60]) * Change `Astronoby::Sun` constructor ([#64]) [#50]: #50 [#60]: #60 [#64]: #64 ## New Contributors * @dorianmariecom made their first contribution in [#45] [#45]: #45 **Full Changelog**: v0.3.0...v0.4.0
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In the same way
Astronoby::Events::ObservationEvents
represent observation events for any body on the celestial sphere, twilight events exist but are related only to the Sun. For example, it doesn't make sense to talk about twilight related to a planet or a distant star.In a goal of making events more centralized, twilight times are now extract from
Astronoby::Sun
into their own dedicatedAstronoby::Events::TwilightEvents
class.The same methods are exposed. This adds natural memoization as all the times are calculated when the object initialized, which is when the
Astronoby::Sun#twilight_events
is called.