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py-dateparser: updated to 1.2.1 1.2.1 (2025-02-05) Fixes: - Fix PytzUsageWarning - Fix date_parser with prefer_month_of_year wrong results - Fix skipped day when UTC and tz are different days Improvements: - Avoid repeated loop over timezones - Proofread README.rst - Check for derived types for configuration - Parse some abbreviated strings as relative dates - Migrate from hijri-converter to hijridate - Fixed ClusterFuzz build error by adding dateparser.data as a binary - Fix an issue detected by OSSFuzz - Support two-digit years in non-Gregorian calendars - Refactored CI to run extras separately and test minimum versions of dependencies, replaced flake8 with ruff, fixed tests - Set minimum versions for dependencies - Limited ``numpy`` to 1.x when installing ``dateparser[fasttext]``
py-dateparser: updated to 1.2.0 1.2.0 (2023-11-17) ------------------ New features: - New ``PREFER_MONTH_OF_YEAR`` setting Fixes: - Absolute years in Russian are no longer being treated as a number of years in the past Cleanups and internal improvements: - Removed the use of ``datetime.utcnow``, deprecated on Python 3.12 - Applied Black formatting to the code base - Initial integration with OSSFuzz - Extended test cases
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.8 1.1.8 (2023-03-22) ------------------ Improvements: - Improved date parsing for Chinese - Improved date parsing for Czech - Reorder language by popularity - Fix leak of memory in cache - Add support for "\d units later" - Move modification in CLDR data to yaml - Add support to use timezone via settings to get PREFER_DATES_FROM result
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.7 1.1.7 (2023-02-02) ------------------ Improvements: - Add an “ago” synonym for Arabic - Improved date parsing for Czech - Improved date parsing for Indonesian 1.1.6 (2023-01-12) ------------------ Improvements: - Fix the bug where Monday is parsed as a month - Prevent ReDoS in Spanish sentence splitting regex
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.5 1.1.5 (2022-12-29) ------------------ Improvements: - Parse short versions of day, month, and year - Add a test for “in 1d” - Update languages_info - Add a workaround for zipimporter not having exec_module before Python 3.10 - Stabilize tests at midnight - Add a test case for French Cleanups: - Remove the requirements-build file
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.4 1.1.4 (2022-11-21) ------------------ Improvements: - Improved support for languages such as Slovak, Indonesian, Hindi, German and Japanese - Recursively create a model home - Replace regex sub with simple string replace - Add Python 3.10, 3.11 support - Drop support for Python 3.5, 3.6 versions
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.3 1.1.3 (2022-11-03) ------------------ New features: - Add support for fractional units Improvements: - Fix the returned datetime skipping a day with time+timezone input and PREFER_DATES_FROM = 'future' - Fix input translatation breaking keep_formatting - English: support "till date" - English: support “after” and “before” in relative dates Cleanups: - Reorganize internal data - CI updates
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.2 1.1.2 (2022-10-20) ------------------ Improvements: - Added support for negative timestamp - Fixed PytzUsageWarning for Python versions >= 3.6 - Added support for dates with dots and spaces - Improved support for Ukrainian, Croatian and Russian - Added support for parsing Unix timestamps consistently regardless of timezones - Improved tests
py-dateparser: unrestrict py-regex dependency Bump PKGREVISION.
py-dateparser: updated to 1.1.1 1.1.1 (2022-03-17) ------------------ Improvements: - Fixed issue with regex library by pinning dependencies to an earlier version. - Extended support for Russian language dates starting with lowercase. - Allowed to use_given_order for languages too. - Fixed link to settings section. - Defined UTF-8 encoding for Windows. - Fixed directories creation error in CLI utils. 1.1.0 (2021-10-04) ------------------ New features: * Support language detection based on ``langdetect``, ``fastText``, or a custom implementation * Add support for 'by <time>' * Sort default language list by internet usage Improvements: * Improved support of Chinese, Czech * Improvements in ``search_dates`` * Make order of previous locales deterministic * Fix parsing with trailing space * Consider ``RETURN_TIME_AS_PERIOD`` for timestamp times * Exclude failing regex version * Ongoing work multithreading support * Add demo URL QA: * Migrate pipelines from Travis CI to Github Actions * Use versioned CLDR data * Add a script to update table of supported languages and locales * Sort 'skip' keys in yaml files * Improve test coverage * Code cleanup 1.0.0 (2020-10-29) ------------------ Breaking changes: * Drop support for Python 2.7 and pypy * Now ``DateDataParser.get_date_data()`` returns a ``DateData`` object instead of a ``dict`` * From now wrong ``settings`` are not silenced and raise ``SettingValidationError`` * Now ``dateparser.parse()`` is deterministic and doesn't try previous locales. Also, ``DateDataParser.get_date_data()`` doesn't try the previous locales by default * Remove the ``'base-formats'`` parser * Extract the ``'no-spaces-time'`` parser from the ``'absolute-time'`` parser and make it an optional parser * Remove ``numeral_translation_data`` * Remove the undocumented ``SKIP_TOKENS_PARSER`` and ``FUZZY`` settings * Remove support for using strings in ``date_formats`` * The undocumented ``ExactLanguageSearch`` class has been moved to the private scope and some internal methods have changed * Changes in ``dateparser.utils``: ``normalize_unicode()`` doesn't accept ``bytes`` as input and ``convert_to_unicode`` has been deprecated New features: * Add Python 3.9 support * Detect hours separated with a period/dot * Add support for "decade" * Add support for the hijri calendar in Python ≥ 3.6 Improvements: * New logo! * Improve the README and docs * Fix the "calendars" extra * Fix leap years when ``PREFER_DATES_FROM`` is set * Fix ``STRICT_PARSING`` setting in ``no-spaces-time`` parser * Consider ``RETURN_AS_TIME_PERIOD`` setting for ``relative-time`` parser * Parse the 24hr time format with meridian info * Other small improvements
time: Replace RMD160 checksums with BLAKE2s checksums All checksums have been double-checked against existing RMD160 and SHA512 hashes
time: Remove SHA1 hashes for distfiles
py-dateparser: updated to 0.7.6 0.7.6: Improvements: * Rename ``scripts`` to ``dateparser_scripts`` to avoid name collisions with modules from other packages or projects 0.7.5: New features: * Add Python 3.8 support * Implement a ``REQUIRE_PARTS`` setting * Add support for subscript and superscript numbers * Extended French support * Extended German support Improvements: * Migrate test suite to Pytest * Add test to check the `yaml` and `json` files content * Add flake8 pipeline with pytest-flake8 * Add partial support for 8-digit dates without separators * Fix possible ``OverflowError`` errors and explicitly avoid to raise ``ValueError`` when parsing relative dates * Fix double-digit GMT and UTC parsing * Fix bug when using ``DATE_ORDER`` * Fix bug when parsing relative time with timezone * Fix milliseconds parsing * Fix wrong values to be interpreted as ``'future'`` in ``PREFER_DATES_FROM`` * Other small improvements
py-dateparser: updated to 0.7.4 0.7.4: Improvements: * Fixed Python 2.7 tests 0.7.3: New features: * Extended Norwegian support * Implement a PARSERS setting Improvements: * Add support for `PREFER_DATES_FROM` in relative/freshness parser * Add support for `PREFER_DAY_OF_MONTH` in base-formats parser * Added UTC -00:00 as a valid offset * Fix support for “one” * Fix TypeError when parsing some invalid dates * Fix tokenizer for non recognized characters * Prevent installing regex 2019.02.19 * Resolve DeprecationWarning related to raw string escape sequences * Implement a tox environment to build the documentation * Improve tests stability * Documentation improvements * Performance improvements
py-dateparser: updated to 0.7.2 0.7.2: Features: * Extended Czech support * Added `time` to valid periods * Added timezone information to dates found with `search_dates()` * Support strings as date formats Improvements: * Fixed Collections ABCs depreciation warning * Fixed dates with trailing colons not being parsed * Fixed date format override on any settings change * Fixed parsing current weekday as past date, regardless of settings * Added UTC -2:30 as a valid offset * Added Python 3.7 to supported versions, dropped support for Python 3.3 and 3.4 * Moved to importlib from imp where possible * Improved support for Catalan * Documentation improvements
py-dateparser: updated to 0.7.1 0.7.1: Features/news: Added detected language to return value of search_dates() Performance improvements Refreshed versions of dependencies Improvements: Fixed unpickleable DateTime objects with timezones Fixed regex pattern to avoid new behaviour of re.split in Python 3.7 Fixed an exception thrown when parsing colons Fixed tests failing on days with number greater than 30 Fixed ZeroDivisionError exceptions
py-dateparser: updated to 0.7.0 0.7.0: Features added during Google Summer of Code 2017: * Harvesting language data from Unicode CLDR database (https://github.com/unicode-cldr/cldr-json), which includes over 200 locales See full currently supported locale list in README. * Extracting dates from longer strings of text Special thanks for their awesome contributions! New features: * Added (independently from CLDR) Georgian and Swedish Improvements: * Improved support of Chinese, Thai, French, Russian * Removed ruamel.yaml from dependencies. This should reduce the number of installation issues and improve performance as the result of moving away from YAML as basic data storage format. Note that YAML is still used as format for support language files. * Improved performance through using pre-compiling frequent regexes and lazy loading of data * Extended tests * Updated nose_parameterized to its current package, parameterized
Add py-dateparser-0.6.0: dateparser provides modules to easily parse localized dates in almost any string formats commonly found on web pages.