Open grr opened 4 years ago
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I don't think that's correct english thus I'm reluctant to add it as such. But you can, of course, preprocess your input to DateTime::Format::Natural with a regex: s/(?<=\b1\syear)s(?=\b)//g.
It's definitely not correct english, but it's not being used by english speakers per se. It usually comes from generated data from programs that don't check that case.
Edit: it's really hard to google for examples since all search engines seem to autocorrect the query even when quoted. A couple of examples: https://explorer.iost.io/txs?p=20 (1 mins ago) https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.unitedpets.net/ (1 hours ago)
Please support the improper grammar "1 years ago", etc. It is commonly used in the wild. I see in t/12-parse_failure.t that it is an intentional failure. Can this be changed or made an option?