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year: 2023,
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month: 6,
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day: 7,
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hour: 20,
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minute: 36,
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second: 36,
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day: 10,
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hour: 13,
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minute: 55,
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second: 59,
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=> .. Home
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## 2023-06-10 13:55 UTC
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The latest Dory commits center around an iso-8601 time implementation, which is the format that `timestamp` lines are supposed to use in messages. The spec is of course a little ambiguous, and iso8601 allows dates in one of three formats, with the further distinction that there is both a `basic` formatting and an `extended` formatting, where the difference is the appearance of separators between the fields. I've decided for expediency to only implement `calendar` style dates, which is the traditional yyyy-mm--dd format that we're all used to seeing.
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## 2023-06-07 20:36 UTC
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Today, after finishing a blog post, I wrote a parser to convert a `&str` to the `Message` struct in Dory. I also added a lot more test coverage, which revealed a few issues to fix.
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## 2023-06-06 18:12 UTC
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