Releases: ScottBoyce-Python/DateIntervalCycler
0.1.2
Added an iter_all method that returns an iterator that starts at the first interval and will NOT effect the stored current interval position. The regular iter and iter methods return the current interval location. This allows for the date intervals to be called multiple times in an iterator, without effecting the current interval. This is useful when calling the iterator multiple times expecting to use the full series.
Passes all tests and should be fully functional. Keeping as 0.1.2 because it has not been used broadly. The version will go to 1.0.0 once viewed as being stabled.
0.1.1
Added relative import of _metadata.py in DateIntervalCycler.DateIntervalCycler
This should fix version to say the correct number within the object.
Passes all tests and should be fully functional. Keeping as 0.1.1 because it has not been used broadly. The version will go to 1.0.0 once viewed as being stabled.
0.1.0
Initial release of DateIntervalCycler.
Passes all tests and should be fully functional. Keeping as 0.1 because it has not been used broadly. The version will go to 1.0.0 once viewed as being stabled.