Release - v1.1.6

Release Notes

This release is simply a rollup of minor fixes, minor changes, and library updates. There is no need to upgrade unless you'd like the latest.

Release - v1.1.1

Release Notes

Quick bug fix release. If the import file has whitespace on a line, that whitespace will import as an AREA/CITY and throw errors when running. I've just checked for this condition during import and ignore those lines.

Release - v1.1.0

Release Notes

Added the Import and Export options

• Import: -i FILE will read the provided file and import the favorites. Please note that this will replace your current favorites. It's mostly intended to run this on a new machine and easily pull back in your favorites. The format is one AREA/CITY per line.
• Export: -x FILE will export your current favorites to the provided file. The file provided must be writable by you. As with the import function, the file format is one AREA/CITY per line.

Note I'll need to test out the ability to export to various places when installed as a snap. I think it should work find in your home directory, but I've not yet tested this out.

Release - v1.0.6

Release Notes

Corrected a small display bug where an errant new line was entered when displaying in 24 hour format.

Release - v1.0.4

Release Notes

• I added the UTC offset in the output display. I think it's handy to know the offset from GMT for the various AREAS/CITIES chosen.
• I have also simply added a "Not Yet Implemented" display for the Import and Export functionality.

Release - v1.0.3

Release Notes

If no cities are entered on the command line and there are no favorites, then the program didn't show anything. Might trip up new people, so I check for this, show an error, and display the help.

Also updated the Google gson library dependency to the latest version.

Release - v1.0.2

Release Notes

This is the initial release of the WorldTime utility. Run it with -h for help information and be sure to check out the README.md

NOTE

You don't need to build WorldTime to use it. The worldtime.jar file attached to the release is directly executable. To run it in a console session, with java in your path, simply execute java -jar worldtime.jar