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inchronotope/chrono (press backspace or delete to remove)Currently, there is no method in this crate that can format a timestamp according to an arbitrary string (e.g. user
input). I propose a new set of functions that would ignore invalid sequences (i.e. copy ...
Qelxiros
- 3
- Opened 5 days ago
- #1692
At least on Linux (glibc at least, musl as well AFAICT), TZ= forces UTC timezone, not the local timezone. That doesn t
seem to be documented anywhere though...
Example C code:
#include stdio.h
#include ...
drinkcat
- 1
- Opened 9 days ago
- #1690
The fact that the NaiveWeek Eq trait is derived and not manually implemented leads to inaccuracies when comparing weeks.
For example: A = NaiveWeek {date: 03-04-2025, start: Monday} and B = NaiveWeek {date: ...
Splashling1789
- 2
- Opened 11 days ago
- #1686
No error with chrono 0.4.39 and with 0.4.40:
Checking mongodb v3.2.2
error[E0034]: multiple applicable items in scope
-- /Users/user/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-1949cf8c6b5b557f/arrow-arith-53.4.0/src/temporal.rs:91:36 ...
ohardy
- 1
- Opened on Mar 10
- #1675
The UNIX epoch is a physical instant in time, not a datetime. DateTime Utc , which chrono uses as its physical
time/timestamp type is the only type that should have this constant (and it correctly documents ...
robertbastian
- 3
- Opened on Feb 27
- #1669
The uu_date command in coreutils uses chrono to parse the format string. In #7334 there is a report that it is needed to
add the amount of padding to the format string.
current behavior
let format_items ...
BigPapa314
- 11
- Opened on Feb 23
- #1663
Recently I wrote some code for picking recurring dates. If it s supposed to recur monthly on a day that is acceptable in
some months (January 31st) but not in others (January 31st) then it instead will ...
aslilac
- 5
- Opened on Feb 19
- #1661
When attempting to format a NaiveDate with time-related/unsupported specifiers, the error message is not informative.
For example:
use chrono::NaiveDate;
fn main() {
let d = NaiveDate::from_ymd_opt(2015, ...
friendlymatthew
- 5
- Opened on Feb 19
- #1660
I find myself in the situation where I need to parse ISO weeks quite frequently. Especially when it comes to
manufacturing dates , which are very often given as iso weeks like 2024-W30 or even 202430. ...
scootermon
- 1
- Opened on Feb 5
- #1657
Hi,
I have a use case where i need to round a DateTime upwards towards a TimeDelta, like trunc but in reverse.
Is there any reason Ceil or Round_up is not implemented or should i submit a pull request ...
MagnumTrader
- 1
- Opened on Jan 16
- #1650
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