v1.2.0 2024-09-10 Zagreb
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- Fix fractional renderings of `Ptime.Span.pp` with leading zeros. For
  example 1.036s would render as 1.36s. This is a *rendering* bug in a
  function for human display, not a bug in the computations or
  conversion functions of `Ptime`.
- Add `Ptime.weekday` type for naming the result of the `Ptime.weekday`
  function.
- Regularize naming structure. The `ptime.clock.os` library is deprecated. 
  Use `ptime.clock` instead.
- Make the library `ptime.clock` export `ptime`.

v1.1.0 2022-12-02 Zagreb
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- `Ptime.of_rfc3339` timezone offset parsing. Be even more lenient 
   in non-strict parsing mode: allow `hhmm` and `hh` timezone offsets.
   (strict is `hh:mm`). Allows to parse an even larger subset of 
   ISO 8601 than RFC 3339 (#31).
- Add `Ptime.{to,of}_year`. Less costly than extracting the first 
  component of `Ptime.to_date_time`. Useful for example to find 
  out which DST rules a timestamp is subjected to for rendering.
- Add `?tz_offset_s` optional argument to `Ptime.{of,to}_date` (#32).
- Add `Ptime.weekday_num`. An integer is often more convenient
  than the enum value of `Ptime.weekday` (#30).
- Add `Ptime.rfc3339_string_error` convenience function.
- Use the new `js_of_ocaml` META `ocamlfind` standard to link 
  JavaScript stubs (#28).
- No longer install interfaces in the `ptime.clock` package,
  this package is now empty.

v1.0.0 2022-02-16 La Forclaz
----------------------------

* Change the `js_of_ocaml` strategy for `Ptime_clock`'s JavaScript
  implementation. Primitives of `ptime.clock.os` are now implemented
  in pure JavaScript and linked by `js_of_ocaml`. This means that the
  `ptime.clock.jsoo` library no longer exists, simply link against
  `ptime.clock.os` instead. Thanks to Hugo Heuzard for suggesting and
  implementing this.

* Require OCaml >= 4.08
* Correct a potential overflow in Ptime.Span.of_float_s (#26). 

v0.8.6 2021-11-28 Zagreb
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* Require OCaml >= 4.03
* Drop dependency on `result` compatibility package.
* Alter install structure. `ptime/{os,jsoo}` are now installed in
  `ptime/clock/{os,jsoo}`. Also a `ptime_clock.cm[t]i` is now
  installed in `ptime/clock/`. The `ocamlfind` packages are unchanged
  except for `ptime.clock.os.top` which no longer exists.
* Handle `Pervasives` deprecation.
* Fix `Ptime.truncate` to always truncate down. Thanks to David
  Kaloper Meršinjak for the report & fix.
* Allow compiling with MSVC compiler. Thanks to Jonah Beckford for the
  patch.

v0.8.5 2019-05-02 La Forclaz (VS)
---------------------------------

* Make the package compatible with `js_of_ocaml` 3.3.0's
  namespacing

v0.8.4 2018-07-26 Zagreb
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* `Ptime_clock`: Windows support. Thanks to IndiscriminateCoding
  and David Allsopp for the contribution.
* Fix `Ptime.frac_s` on pre-epoch time stamps. The function computed a
  span of `1s - f` instead of `f` on these.  This function is not used
  internally so this only affects users of this function that apply it
  on pre-epoch time stamps (#12). Thanks to David Kaloper Meršinjak
  for the report.

v0.8.3 2017-02-05 La Forclaz (VS)
---------------------------------

* Fix package for -custom linking.

v0.8.2 2016-07-22 Zagreb
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* Add `?tz_offset_s` optional argument to `Ptime.weekday`. Thanks
  to Maxence Guesdon for suggesting.

v0.8.1 2015-07-14 Cambridge (UK)
--------------------------------

* Add `Ptime.v` and `Ptime.Span.v` to safely deal with trusted
  inputs. Thanks to Matt Gray for suggesting.
* Add `Ptime.weekday`, to help conversions to denormalized
  timestamp formats. Thanks to Romain Calascibetta for suggesting.
* Build depend on topkg.
* Relicense from BSD3 to ISC.

v0.8.0 2015-12-24 Cambridge (UK)
--------------------------------

First release. Thanks to Raphaël Proust for lodging support.