Relative dates like today aren't parsed

[bobdenotter]

For example {% setcontent agenda = 'agenda' limit 4 where { enddate: '>today' } printquery %} gives:

WHERE content.contentType = :ct0 AND content.status = :status_1 AND (content.id IN(SELECT content_3.id FROM Bolt\Entity\Content content_3 
INNER JOIN content_3.fields fields_3 
INNER JOIN fields_3.translations translations_3 
WHERE JSON_EXTRACT(translations_3.value, '$[0]') > :enddate_1 AND fields_3.name = :field_3)) 
ORDER BY content.publishedAt DESC

  - ct0: agenda
  - enddate_1: today
  - status_1: published
  - field_3: enddate

The - enddate_1: today should hold a date, and not the literal string "today"

[peterboorsma]

Reopening this. I don't think this is solved (sorry)

My date field in contenttype.yaml:

        date_to:
            type: date
            default: "first day of this month"

My query:
{% setcontent agenda = 'agenda' where { date_to: '>today' } limit 30 orderby 'date_to' printquery %}

My output:

 SELECT content FROM Bolt\Entity\Content content LEFT JOIN content.fields fields_order_3 LEFT JOIN fields_order_3.translations translations_order_3 WHERE content.contentType = :ct0 AND content.status = :status_1 AND (content.id IN(SELECT content_3.id FROM Bolt\Entity\Content content_3 INNER JOIN content_3.fields fields_3 INNER JOIN fields_3.translations translations_3 WHERE (JSON_EXTRACT(LOWER(translations_3.value), '$[0]') > :date_to_1 OR LOWER(translations_3.value) LIKE :date_to_1_JSON) AND fields_3.name = :field_3)) AND fields_order_3.name = :order_3 AND translations_order_3.locale = :order_3_locale ORDER BY lower(translations_order_3.value) ASC

    ct0: agenda
    date_to_1: today
    status_1: published
    field_3: date_to
    date_to_1_JSON: %"today"%
    order_3_locale: nl
    order_3: date_to

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Bolt 4.0.0 RC35