Include TypeScript type definitions in the exported files.
This might be a fix for #294, but I'm not sure.
The only real way to test is to publish on npm and see what happens!
Added Python support for user-defined stars.
Defined new StateVector methods: Position and Velocity.
Defined division operator: Vector / float.
Bumped version number to 2.1.12.
This is my second attempt to release eclipse obscuration.
I discovered there was a missing unit test for obscuration
for lunar eclipses in the Kotlin library. It has been added.
It turns out that "sed" does not work on Mac OS,
and I wasn't even trying to patch the version
numbers on Windows. I decided to write a Python
program for this task, so it will work identically
on all 3 operating systems.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/CosineKitty.AstronomyEngine/2.1.2
This is my first attempt at publishing a NuGet package.
I have never done this before, so I'm not sure it is going to work.
Changed astronomy.csproj to target netstandard2.0, which still
works fine with all my net6.0 unit tests.
Now that Microsoft has officially released .NET 6,
I have upgraded the C# version of Astronomy Engine to use it.
No source code changes were needed. I just bumped the
version number in the project files, and targeted .NET 6
in the GitHub Actions continuous integration tests.
Fixed some obsolete wording in generate/README.md.
I'm checking in a broken build on purpose in this topic branch
so that I can move the work over to my Windows machine and use
Visual Studio to help with formatting XML comments.
