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See also NCrontab on NuGet (Signed/Strong-Named).

This is a bug fix release and otherwise contains no new features or changes.

What's Changed

• Incorrect calculation of the second by @atifaziz in https://github.com/atifaziz/NCrontab/pull/91

Full Changelog: https://github.com/atifaziz/NCrontab/compare/v3.3.2-sn...v3.3.3

This release only concerns NCrontab.Signed to address issue #48 with release 3.3.1. It has no new functionality, bug fixes or code changes otherwise.

See also NCrontab on NuGet (Signed/Strong-Named).

This is a minor release that adds a specific target for .NET Standard 2.0. It also adds Source Link support for easier debugging as well as (surprise-surprise) source-linking.

There are no new features or functional bug fixes otherwise.

⚠️ The strong named package from this release was flawed (see issue #48) and therefore has been unlisted. Use the one from release 3.3.2 instead.

See also NCrontab on NuGet (Signed/Strong-Named).

This release primarily provides NCrontab as a .NET Standard 1.0 library (see #12 and #19).

There are no new features or functional bug fixes in NCrontab.dll.

Breaking Changes

NCrontabConsole is now a .NET Core console application designed to be exclusively run using dotnet run or dotnet exec.

See also NCrontab on NuGet (Signed/Strong-Named).

Fixes the following issues:

• #16: Wrong schedule when a crontab field is of the form N/1; remaining values of that field were being ignored.
• CrontabSchedule.TryParse doesn't throw if given a null string reference as input.

See also NCrontab on NuGet (Signed/Strong-Named).

Breaking Change: 3.0 replaces uses of Converter with Func and therefore requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 as a minimum. This release in addition hides CrontabFieldImpl and CrontabFieldAccumulator to reduce the public API surface as they were always meant to be private implementation details.

The 3.x release also makes the library available as a PCL for the following platforms:

• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5
• Microsoft Windows 8.0
• Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1
• Microsoft Windows Phone Silverlight 8.0

The 3.x releases should also be usable from .NET Core applications on all supported platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

See also NCrontab on NuGet.

Breaking Change: Replaces uses of Converter with Func and therefore requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 as a minimum.

This release also make the library available as a PCL for the following platforms:

• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5
• Microsoft Windows 8.0
• Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1
• Microsoft Windows Phone Silverlight 8.0

Also available on NuGet

Also available on NuGet

Initial draft release.