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Use case is outlined at zk-org/zk/discussions/547 but the short version is: I found it surprising that if I ask for "monday" on a "monday", the "last monday" default gives me the Monday on the previous week, rather than "today". I'm wondering if this might be something others run into?
Hello, I've added common abbreviations to the grammar, now we can use
Prerequisites [x] I searched to see if the issue already exists. Description Also, it's very jarring that the parsing succeeds on these examples. I think these should throw an error, as they contain important keywords like that have been discarded.
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Prerequisites [x] I searched to see if the issue already exists. Description I'd like to be able to specify relative dates in the near future as per the 'Yesterday' options Steps to Reproduce N/A
Seems like the latest peg generates a file with two RuleIn definitions, which I had to manually remove after go generate. There also seems to be other non-trivial changes to the generated file. However, with the additional RuleIn definition removed, tests do pass. Depending on your thoughts, I am open to regenerating against a last known good version of peg before any merging
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Repository: tj/go-naturaldate. Description: Natural date/time parsing for Go. Stars: 315, Forks: 16. Primary language: Go. Languages: Go (100%). License: MIT. Topics: date, datetime, golang, natural, natural-language. Open PRs: 1, open issues: 6. Last activity: 2y ago. Community health: 71%. Top contributors: tj, DanielHouston, sinchang.