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This PR deprecates
tzOffset
and indicates the feature will be removed in a future release. If a value is specified for this option, a console warning will be printed -'tzOffset' option has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
.My original aim for this project was to keep it fairly simple and focus simply on describing a cron expression into language. Features such as timezone manipulation (as well as 'next' occurrence determination, full expression validation, etc.) take the project in a more complex direction and I would like to avoid this.
This issue: #313 brought to light that proper support for
tzOffset
requires significantly more careful handling when the offset causes a wrap in hour, day, etc. Thinking through the details, I realized this is not something I want this project to be handling anymore.I know there will be folks that are disappointed with this change and I understand that. There is always the option to continue using an older version of cRonstrue that supports
tzOffset
, once it is fully removed in a future release.Fixes #313