Added maximum TimeUnit to TimeSpanHumanizeExtensions.Humanize #384
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MehdiK
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Added maximum TimeUnit to TimeSpanHumanizeExtensions.Humanize
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Very well done. Thanks for the contribution. |
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This is now released to NuGet as v1.34.0. Thanks. |
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Fixes #383
Added a parameter, TimeUnit maxUnit, to TimeSpanHumanizeExtensions.Humanize methods to prevent rolling up to the next largest unit of time.
For example, TimeSpan.FromDays(7).Humanize(maxUnit: TimeUnit.Day) outputs "7 days" instead of "1 week". The parameter is defaulted to TimeUnit.Week to preserve existing behavior.