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Is it a bug or undocumented feature? Not sure if I understand it. Thanks in advance.
In [1]: import moment In [2]: moment.date('2000').date Out[2]: datetime.datetime(2000, 7, 1, 0, 0)
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Hmmm, good catch. Looks like it's part of dateparser's default settings. Don't see a flag to change it to January — like the PREFER_DAY_OF_MONTH flag.
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Until there's an update in dateparser, I'm not sure how to change this behavior. Sorry about that.
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Is it a bug or undocumented feature? Not sure if I understand it. Thanks in advance.
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