Description:
I encountered an issue when using the jdatetime library's datetime.fromisoformat method to create a jdatetime datetime object from a valid ISO format date string. The library is raising an exception with the message "day out of month," even though the date appears to be valid.
Environment:
Python version: 3.11
jdatetime library version: 4.1.1
Operating System: Ubuntu 23.04
Steps to Reproduce:
Import the jdatetime library.
Attempt to create a jdatetime datetime object using the fromisoformat method with a valid ISO format date string.
Expected Behavior:
The fromisoformat method should successfully create a jdatetime datetime object from the provided ISO format date string without raising an exception.
Actual Behavior:
An exception with the message "day out of month" is raised.
Description: I encountered an issue when using the
jdatetime
library'sdatetime.fromisoformat
method to create ajdatetime
datetime object from a valid ISO format date string. The library is raising an exception with the message "day out of month," even though the date appears to be valid.Environment:
jdatetime
library version: 4.1.1Steps to Reproduce:
jdatetime
library.jdatetime
datetime object using thefromisoformat
method with a valid ISO format date string.Expected Behavior: The
fromisoformat
method should successfully create ajdatetime
datetime object from the provided ISO format date string without raising an exception.Actual Behavior: An exception with the message "day out of month" is raised.