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Yasumi v1.8.1 Release Notes

Release Date: 2019-01-11 // over 5 years ago

  • 🚀 Yasumi version 2.0 has been released (and v1.8.1)!

    🚀 With the release of Yasumi v2.0.0 supporting only PHP version 7.1 (or higher), support for PHP 5 in Yasumi has ended (Sorry!).

    🚑 This 1.8.1 bug fix release has been made available for those that still are on PHP 5 (or are in the process of upgrading to PHP 7). It only includes some serious/critical bug fixes discovered since version 1.8.0 and no new countries have been added for example.

    🚑 Please be aware that all new development will be done from v2.0.0 onwards (in the 'develop' branch). The 'support/1.8.x' branch has been created for critical bug fixes only.

    🔄 Changes

    • ➕ Added PHP 7.2 and 7.3 to the TravisCI configuration.
    • 🔄 Changed Japanese holiday for the 2020 Olympic Games. Marine Day, Mountain Day and Health And Sports Day. #113
    • 🔄 Changed translation for Norway's national day. #98

    Resolved issues

    • Except New Years Day, all holidays for Russia didn't have the locale parameter in place, causing Yasumi to use the fallback locale ('en_US').
    • 🛠 Fixed spelling issue in the Swedish translation. #97
    • 🛠 Fixed spelling issues in the Danish translation. #96
    • 🛠 Fixed German Easter Sunday and Pentecost Sunday holidays (not nationwide, only in Brandenburg). #100
    • 🛠 Fixed BetweenFilter to ignore time part and timezone. #101
    • 🛠 Fixed bug in provider list generation related to variable order of files returned by the filesystem #107
    • 🛠 Fixed issues that assertNotHoliday() skips rest of test
    • Type cast to integer as Yasumi::create() requires an integer.
    • 🔄 Changed access to static variables with 'self'. Accessing with 'static' can lead to possible sub-classes.
    • Corrected date parameter to be of DateTime (instead of DateTimeInterface) as the parameter object needs to be a direct instance.
    • 🔄 Changed way to get current year so value is an integer (as required by the class). PHP's date function is intended for formatting and returns a string type as such.
    • ✅ Corrected test using different start year to avoid incorrect assertion.