Reading fixes: the reader always shows full dates, opens in separated views, and shows a duration's sources; the ruler's BCE marks are round; and the separation panel says what it separated.
Changed
- The reader writes full dates (#344, [#358]). A moment opened in the reader, and every Related to row, now gives its date in full at its own precision —
1781-09-09 CE,91 BCE,1781-09-09 CE 14:30 UTC— whatever the view behind it. Before, the year was dropped when the view started in the same year, and year-dated moments read like0091-01-01 BCE. Chart labels are unchanged. - Durations show their sources and dating notes (#341, [#357]). The Sources and Dating context plugins have a version 2 that applies to durations as well as moments, so a reign, a war or a campaign can say where it comes from and how sure its dates are, in the reader and the editor. Version 1 of each stays available; timelines using it keep working, and the plugin library offers "Update to v2".
Fixed
- View mode opens the reader in separated views (#345, [#359]). After Separate by tags or Separate related, choosing a moment or duration in View mode opens it in the reader, as it does on the whole timeline, instead of the read-only editor.
- Round BCE marks on the ruler (#340, [#355]). Zoomed out over millennia BCE, the ruler's marks fall on round BCE years — 3000 BCE, 2000 BCE, 1000 BCE, 1 CE — instead of 2001 BCE, 1001 BCE and 1 BCE. CE-only views are unchanged.
- The separation panel describes the separation (#342, [#356]). After Separate related or Separate all connected, the panel says "Separated: related to …" (or "connected to …") and what's shown above, instead of the tag wording.
Upgrading
Install the new package and run openchronology-migrate as usual; there are no schema changes.
