Return Invalid DateTime for using meridiem with 24-hour (#1549) #1562
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Sorry for the long delay in reviewing this. While I agree this is a bug, it's a minor one, and the fix is unfortunate, because it's extra work on the hot path. I think if you can use the benchmarks not mearningfully shower that token parsing is no slower now, we can merge this. |
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This is a fix for the case where the input '11-08-2023 15:00 AM' is parsed and interpreted as '11-08-2023 03:00 PM'. Instead of this, it should be a Datetime.Invalid with a "unit out of range" reason similar to what happens with '11-08-2023 25:00'.
fixes #1549