Changes in version 0.3.0.9000                      

                 Changes in version 0.3.0 (2025-08-23)                  

  - New seq.jdatetime() generates regular sequences of Jalali
    date-times.

  - Rounding family of functions (sh_floor(), sh_ceiling() and
    sh_round()) now accept jdatetime inputs.

  - Fixed an issue where jdatetime objects did not span the entire
    predefined value range.

  - Due to changes in upstream packages, negative years such as
    -1000-01-01 will no longer parse with %Y-%m-%d, and instead require
    %5Y-%m-%d or %5F to capture the - prefix (#8).

                 Changes in version 0.2.1 (2024-07-19)                  

  - Default formatting for jdatetime objects is changed to conform to
    default R behavior.

  - jdate and jdatetime vectors are printed more nicely in tibbles.

  - Rounding family of functions (sh_floor(), sh_ceiling() and
    sh_round()) now accept multi-unit values for unit argument.

  - jdatetime() and jdatetime_make() now support ambiguous time
    resolution strategies via ambiguous argument (ambiguous times occur
    during a repeated interval when the clock is adjusted backwards
    during the transition from DST to standard time).

  - Fixed a bug regarding casting of jdatetime to jdate (#4).

                 Changes in version 0.2.0 (2024-03-16)                  

  - New sh_year_is_leap() determines if a Jalali year is a leap year.

  - New accessor and replacement functions are added to get/set the
    components of Jalali date-time objects.

  - New family of functions for rounding Jalali dates to a specific unit
    of time:
    
      - sh_floor() rounds a jdate object down to the previous unit of
        time.
    
      - sh_ceiling() rounds a jdate object up to the next unit of time.
    
      - sh_round() rounds a jdate object up or down, depending on what
        is closer.

  - New seq.jdate() generates regular sequences of Jalali dates.

  - as.POSIXlt() now errors with jdate and jdatetime input. In order to
    cast jdate and jdatetime to POSIXlt, first, they should be converted
    to Date and POSIXct respectively.

  - jdate() now truncates numeric input toward zero before generating a
    jdate object.

  - jdatetime() now truncates numeric input toward zero before
    generating a jdatetime object.

  - Fixed a bug where names were dropped after calling format() upon a
    jdate or jdatetime object.

                 Changes in version 0.1.2 (2024-01-15)                  

  - Initial CRAN submission.
  - Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.