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fix typo in docs for end_of('century') (#910)

master

5 days ago

fix typo in docs for end_of('century')

pauln-relay:docs-fix-start-of-century

5 days ago

fix typo in docs for end_of('century')

pauln-relay:docs-fix-start-of-century

5 days ago

Update src/pendulum/duration.py

master

1 month ago

Update src/pendulum/duration.py

Solipsistmonkey:master

1 month ago

Apply suggestions from code review Separating out fix from adding seoncds_n_decimal

Solipsistmonkey:master

1 month ago

fix parsing invalid interval string

master

1 month ago

Make empty durations an error in pure-Python parser Some of Debian's test runners noticed that the pydantic-extra-types tests are failing on 32-bit architectures: ______________________ test_invalid_zero_duration_string _______________________ def test_invalid_zero_duration_string(): """'P' is not a valid ISO 8601 duration and should raise a validation error.""" > with pytest.raises(ValidationError): E Failed: DID NOT RAISE <class 'pydantic_core._pydantic_core.ValidationError'> tests/test_pendulum_dt.py:447: Failed Debian currently has pendulum 3.0.0, which disabled the Rust extensions if `struct.calcsize("P") == 4`, and the Rust and Python parsers disagree about how to handle an empty duration: the Rust parser reports an error, while the Python parser returns `Duration()`. 3.1.0 removes that particular limitation on using Rust extensions on 32-bit architectures, but the parser discrepancy still seems to be present. I don't have access to the full text of the standard, but Wikipedia's summary says 'However, at least one element must be present, thus "P" is not a valid representation for a duration of 0 seconds', so I think the Rust parser is correct. Adjust the Python parser to match.

master

1 month ago

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Drop Py3.8 support to add potential Py3.13 support

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Replace hardcoded time units with named constants

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Depend on pyo3 version that supports Python 3.12

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