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Version 0.16.1 (PHP 8.0 Support)

04 Oct 17:42
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Added

  • Support PHP 8.0 #194

Version 0.16.0

29 Dec 22:10
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Added

  • Allow to add ATTACH property to an event #128
  • Support for PHP 7.4 #141
  • Add property X-MICROSOFT-CDO-BUSYSTATUS #32 #146

Removed

  • Support for PHP 7.0 #126

Fix DateTimeImmutable usage

06 Aug 20:34
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Fixed

  • TimeZone will be correctly applied if instance of \DateTimeImmutable is used #131

Version 0.15.0

13 Jan 22:01
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Added

  • BYSETPOS to RecurrenceRule #113
  • Add method Component::setComponents(array $components) #124

Changed

  • DateUtil - only convert to UTC if no timezone is specified #123

Version 0.11.6 (PHP5 compatible version)

30 Apr 07:47
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Version0.11.5 was tagged on wrong branch.

This is the PHP 5 compatible version. If you are using PHP 7 you want to use the latest 0.14 (or newer) version.

Version 0.14.0

13 Mar 19:42
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Fixed

  • Properly escape BY* rules like BYDAY. #105

Version 0.11.5 [TAINTED]

13 Mar 19:18
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This version was tagged on the wrong branch! Please use 0.11.6 instead!

Changed

  • Convert time to UTC if UTC mode is enabled. #111

Version 0.13.0

26 Oct 11:27
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  • Improve performance for long lines. By using mbstring the folding of lines is much faster and consumes less CPU and memory. #103
  • In UTC mode the time will be converted to UTC timezone. #106

Version 0.11.4 (Performance improvements)

26 Oct 11:26
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Changed

  • Improve performance for long lines. By using mbstring the folding of lines is much faster and consumes less CPU and memory. #104

Thanks to @stchr for this change! 👍

Version 0.12.1

07 Jun 14:15
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Fixed

  • \DateTimeImmutable is now supported by events. When using \DateTime there will be no side effect anymore that will change the original date time object. #98, #99, #100