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My organisation is in Australia, so our data uses d/m/y formats. However, messytables interprets it as m/d/y by default.
The DateUtil parser allows clients to specify the 'dayfirst' parameter to change this. However, types.DateUtilType does not provide a way for clients of messytables to make use of this parameter.
Could DateUtilType simply pass through kwargs to enable this?
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My organisation is in Australia, so our data uses d/m/y formats. However, messytables interprets it as m/d/y by default.
The DateUtil parser allows clients to specify the 'dayfirst' parameter to change this. However, types.DateUtilType does not provide a way for clients of messytables to make use of this parameter.
Could DateUtilType simply pass through kwargs to enable this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: