Added documentation about out-of-range components to DateTime.parse. #44521
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hoylen
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@hoylen see review comments on https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/176680 once they are addressed just push a new commit into your branch and it will be picked up automatically. |
MrBirb
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| * them as overflows into the next larger component. | ||
| * For example, "2020-01-42" will be parsed as 2020-02-11, because | ||
| * the last valid date in that month is 2020-01-31, so 42 days is | ||
| * interprted as 31 days of that month plus 11 days into the next month. |
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Would really love to see this. Is this still being discussed? |
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This is ready to land by requires rebase. |
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Rebase done. Ready "to land". |
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The DateTime.parse method accepts out-of-range components. For example, parsing the string "2020-01-42" produces "2020-02-11".
This was raised as a bug in #11189, but after more than 7 years that issue was closed with the solution being "use parseStrict from the intl package" instead.
This pull request simply updates the documentation of DateTime's parse method so that users know: