| Subject: | Weird interaction of 'daynumber monthname' and prefer_future |
Hi Steven,
We're back with another prefer_future bug! :) This time it's the
"daynumber monthname" format. With prefer_future on, it always
increments the year. For example:
use DateTime::Format::Natural;
my $parser = DateTime::Format::Natural->new(prefer_future => 1);
warn $parser->parse_datetime("30 december")
gives the result:
2008-12-30T22:12:14
even though it should be 2007-12-30.
A colleague looked into it and found the problem is that "if you only
give a month and optionally a day, it always adds a year, regardless of
what day it is now"
Thanks for putting up with us. :)
Shawn