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Changed

• EXRULE functionality is put behind the feature flag exrule which is not enabled by default.
• RRuleSet::all takes a limit argument to protect against long running iteration.
• The iterator API does not have any validation limits by default. So rrule_set.into_iter().map(|dt| format!("{dt}")).collect<Vec<_>>() could lead to an infinite loop.
• RRuleSet::all returns a tuple (Vec<DateTime>, bool) instead of the previous Result type. The boolean in the tuple indicates if the iteration was limited or not.
• Datetime type returned from iteration is chrono::DateTime<rrule::Tz> rather than chrono::DateTime<chrono_tz::Tz>. Please use .with_timezone if use still want to use chrono_tz::Tz.

Removed

• no-validation-limits feature is removed and is replaced by arguments to RRuleSet.
• RRuleSet::just_before was removed to keep the public API more lean. Please use the iterator API directly if you need this use-case.
• RRuleSet::just_after was removed to keep the public API more lean. Please use the iterator API directly if you need this use-case.
• RRuleSet::all_between was replaced by rrule_set.before(dt).after(dt).all(limit).

Added

• RRuleSet::after and RRuleSet::before was added to configure the boundaries of the recurrences before calling RRuleSet::all.
• RRuleSet::all_unchecked was added to allow for iterating without any validation limits.
• RRule<Unvalidated> implements FromStr and Deserialize
• rrule::Tz "replaced" chrono_tz::Tz by wrapping it and adding support for the chrono::Local timezone.