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ceiling_date behavior should fit the intuition at boundary #390
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One solution would be to define boundary for all units being uniformly This would mean that day and month don't have a boundary which implies at least two bad things. First one being that So I am thinking to add a new argument to |
I have settled on |
@vspinu Thanks. Naming is really hard... I think |
Thanks, ran into this issue literally 5 minutes ago! |
Just letting you guys know that there is no global option for |
Issue Description
As discussed in #262, the
ceiling_date
behaves strangely at the boundary (i.e., the first date of a month or a quarter), as documented inceiling_date
,Current behavior
What users might expect
However, the users (at least myself) would naturally expect the two lines above return the same value
2016-04-01
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