Use Date::parseDate() to parse date only string. #163
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DateFormatTrait::parseDate() by default uses format stored in $wordFormat for parsing date string. Value of Time::$wordFormat differs from Date::$wordFormat hence using the former to parse date strings results in incorrect date in the generated object.
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a more correct implementation could be |
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That is indeed better. I'll make another PR updating all the date time string parsing calls. |
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DateFormatTrait::parseDate() by default uses format stored in $wordFormat for parsing date string.
Value of Time::$wordFormat differs from Date::$wordFormat hence using the former to parse date
strings results in incorrect date in the generated object.