- #[deriving] is now #[derive].
- prelude no longer imports many items by default.
- [T, ..n] is no longer valid.
- a temporary fix for #[derive(Hash)] failing out.
- the formatting error uses a dedicated type instead of `IoError`.
- `Eq` no longer accepts the reflexive type parameter.
(this doesn't change the actual interface, as `Eq` is simply
a marker for total ordering. `PartialEq` retains it.)
- `Copy` is now opt-in. Every `Copy`able type is made to implement
`Copy`. While unlikely, I haven't deeply thought about
`Copy`ability so it might change in 0.2.
- `Date::and_date` might behave incorrectly with a large `Offset`;
this is now fixed.
- Added a BIG (friendly) limitation section to the README.
- better documentation :)
- `Offset::name` now returns `SendStr`.
- `Date/Time - Duration` is now supported.
- `with_offset` methods have been added.
- `LocalResult` now implements common traits.
- `LocalResult` has several methods to propagate errors.
this makes the initialization from untrusted sources easier.
- `num` dependency is gone. It was only used for floored division
and it is not hard to copy only that portion from num.
- `Duration + Date` (or so) was blocked by rust-lang/rust#7590,
which has been subsequently fixed.
- Removed unused `unsafe` checks.
- `std::fmt::WriteError` is now `std::fmt::Error`.
- abandoned rust-ci for documentations (sorry, but it didn't work
nowdays ;_;), we are now publishing directly to Github pages.
Kang Seonghoon