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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. This update includes better compatibility for Linux users. While parsing GPX via CoreGPX on Linux, date-related parsing should be improved. iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and macOS users should not experience any differences between usage of 0.9.1 and 0.9.2. Special thanks for @Gerzer for making this linux compatibility possible! ## What's Changed * Fix more Linux issues by @Gerzer in https://github.com/vincentneo/CoreGPX/pull/93 * Add workflow job for linux by @vincentneo in https://github.com/vincentneo/CoreGPX/pull/99 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/vincentneo/CoreGPX/compare/0.9.1...0.9.2 ## In this release of CoreGPX - Some preliminary support for Linux building is added by @Gerzer, in #92. - Date parsing thread safety improvements in #97. - Xcode 14 compatibility update, in #98. ## New Contributors * @Gerzer made their first contribution in https://github.com/vincentneo/CoreGPX/pull/92 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/vincentneo/CoreGPX/compare/0.9.0...0.9.1 In this release of CoreGPX, - There can now be more than one `GPXLink` elements, as per GPX 1.1 schema. Prior implementation was an erroneous interpretation of the schema. (Special thanks to @VilemKurz! #85) - GPX 1.0 files are now supported! #51 - Certain keywords are now renamed for better readability. (`trackpoints` ~> `points`) #89 Just some project changes to work better in Xcode 12. Special thanks to @katoemba on this! This release includes updates to the project, to be more Xcode 12 compliant. Do take note that, from this release, due to Xcode 12 minimum settings, minimum deployment will be raised to iOS 9. Other OSs are not affected. Special thanks to @wopfel for correcting the README! (Noted here as it will be included in this release.) This release holds a collection of fixes and enhancements from a wide period since late 2019. I was rather busy with other stuff and didn't collate it as a release. (Sorry @hsnetzer #75!) - Fix extension issues #71 - Fix metadata issues #69 - Fix route point parsing #73 - Lossy compress GPX #56 - Removal of 'Archived' file #59 (Applicable to SPM only) - use newer Xcode version for Travis CI Special thanks to those involved, including @jearle1974, @Zakalicious, @lludo in notifying issues! Fixes #67, where waypoint types with link attributes will still result in `nil` `GPXLink`s Thanks @davetroy for noticing this issue! This update brings slightly more value than the previous! - Waypoint types, including track point and route point is now encoded as double floating point precision (Double) instead of floating point precision (Float). This should result higher precision, more digits. - Fixes yet another `GPXExtensions` bug, #64, where extensions tagging will not be formatted correctly. - Remove older `GPXExtensions` unavailable methods totally. - Reduction of `GPXElement`'s method, as it is repeated and redundant. Special thanks for @andrijamilovanovic for notifying about issue #64! Contributions towards finding bugs such as those within the rather buggy `GPXElement` and its subclasses will make CoreGPX better! Thank you! This release fixes an issue discussed in #58, where generation of gpx extensions element tags without a parent tag, would cause an unexpected parent tag to be generated, regardless. Special thanks to @frogg for noticing a typo in the README example! This release removes obsolete files, for it to be compatible in with Swift Package Manager. Special thanks to @lludo for notifying me about the issue!

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. This release should work for all 4 platforms. Easily use `Locale` & `NSLocale` with autocomplete!