Releases: workalendar/workalendar
Releases · workalendar/workalendar
Makefile flies
- Added Estonia, thx to @landler (#134),
- Europe-related modules being reorganized, thx to @Natim (#135),
- Fixed King / Queen's day in Netherlands, thx to @PeterJacob (#138),
- Added a pull-request template (#125),
- Added a Makefile for various dev-related tasks -- installs, running tests, uploading to PyPI... (#133).
Note: the 0.6.0 was erroneously uploaded ; this v0.6.1 cancels and replaces the v0.6.0.
Python 3+
Two more European "S"
Something's rotten in the kingdom of Denmark
- Added Denmark (#117).
- Tiny fixes in the
usa.py
module (flake8 + typo) (#122) - Added datetime to date conversion in is_holiday() (#118)
- Added function to get the holiday label by date (#120)
- Moved from
novapost
to thenovafloss
organization, handling FLOSS projects in People Doc Inc. (#116) - Added Spain 2016 (#123)
Side note: I completely broke the 0.4.3 release by trying to delete a naughty file... I'm feeling sorry about that and hope that nobody has tried to use it.
Denmark and fixes
Added calendar:
Fixes and improvements
Spa-Ne-Lux
Obrigado
Slovakolumbia
Backward
- New calendar: Germany, thx to @rndusr
- New feature:
delta
argument foradd_working_days()
can be negative. added a
sub_working_days()
method that computes working days backwards. - BUGFIX: Support building on systems where LANG=C (Ubuntu) #92
- BUGFIX: shifting UK boxing day if Christmas day falls on a Friday (shit to
next Monday) #95 - BUGFIX: Belgian National Day title #99 (thx @laulaz)
- BUGFIX: Renaming Showa Day. "ō is not romji" #100 (thx @shinriyo)
- BUGFIX: Renaming the Finnish "Independance Day" #101 (thx to
@mikko-ahlroth-vincit)
Star-spangled-banner
- How to contribute documentation,
- Added Belgium, European Central Bank, Sweden, every specific calendar in the
United States of America, Canada. - BUGFIX: fixed a corpus christi bug. This day used to be included in every
ChristianMixin calendar, except noticed otherwise. Now it's not included by
default and should be set to "True" when needed.