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This is my first time trying to deal with dates in Julia so please forgive my ignorance. Per the 0.4 release documentation,
You could call using Dates to bring all exported functions into Main to be used without the Dates. prefix.
However, in doing that, I get a warning:
julia> using Dates
WARNING: requiring "Dates" in module "Main" did not define a corresponding module.
Is this expected behavior? If so, I would argue that it's a little off-putting for users to get a warning for something explicitly mentioned in the documentation. 😝
Note that I'm currently using the v0.4.0 release, if that makes a difference.
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@KristofferC: I was actually wondering that a few minutes ago--it appears to do the trick! Though using Dates does work as intended aside from the warning, perhaps the documentation should recommend using Base.Dates instead, as it also works but produces no warnings.
This is my first time trying to deal with dates in Julia so please forgive my ignorance. Per the 0.4 release documentation,
However, in doing that, I get a warning:
Is this expected behavior? If so, I would argue that it's a little off-putting for users to get a warning for something explicitly mentioned in the documentation. 😝
Note that I'm currently using the v0.4.0 release, if that makes a difference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: