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New release of the Recognizers-Text packages to nuget.org (https://www.nuget.org/profiles/Recognizers.Text). Version 1.8.0

Changes

  • DateTime support in Dutch;
  • Bug fix for merged DateTime entities in German where time + weekday range behaviour was inconsistent with English;
  • Support for language variations in German for day-of-week and time-of-day DateTime mentions;
  • Bug fix for reference year incorrectly assigned to timex in DatePeriod time expressions;
  • Bug fix for Time entities post-noon returning inconsistent extra resolution, as if ambiguous, in Chinese;
  • Support for "immer" as signal for recurring time (Set) mentions in German;
  • Bug fix for weekday + time-range mentions producing an invalid range in French DateTime;
  • Bug fix for "hasta"/"até" not properly supported as DataTime range modifier in Spanish and Portuguese;
  • Improved false positive filter rules for common cases in English Temperature, PhoneNumber, and DateTime;
  • German Holiday recognition coverage improvements;
  • Bug fix for relative past DateTime modifiers not always resolved correctly in French and Spanish;
  • Bug fix for Duration patterns wrongly normalized/resolved when number is missing in Dutch and English;
  • Bug fix for misinterpretation of a relative duration if prefixed by number in Portuguese, French, and Spanish;
  • Improved handling of "in" vs "within" in Spanish DateTime ranges;
  • Improved support for colloquial Date mentions in Portuguese and English;
  • Bug fix for overly aggressive merge of multiple Duration mentions with modifiers in German, Italian, Spanish;
  • Bug fix for "Jahr" + year number not properly recognized consistently between German and English;
  • Time parser refinements in Japanese.
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