No-Intro NES dat generating an error message

[specialt1212]

Describe the bug Retool 2.00.4

• Reading DAT file: "G:\Tools & System Backups_Retool (1G1R)_dats_FROM_DOM_Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (Private) (20230520-071425).dat"
• Validating DAT file... done.

| DAT DETAILS | Description: Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (Private) | Author/s: aci68, Arctic Circle System, baldjared, BigFred, bikerspade, BitLooter, Blank, C. V. Reynolds, chillerecke, DeadSkullzJr, DeriLoko3, EggmanPEI, einstein95, fuzzball, Gefflon, Hiccup, jimmsu, Just001Kim, kazumi213, Lesserkuma, Madeline, Money_114, NESBrew12, niemand, nnssxx, norkmetnoil577, NovaAurora, omonim2007, Powerpuff, PPLToast, rarenight, relax, RetroUprising, Rifu, sCZther, SonGoku, Special T, Tauwasser, ToeKnee, togemet2, UnlockerPT, Vigi, xuom2 | URL: https://www.no-intro.org | Version: 20230520-071425 | Numbered dat: No

• Processing DAT file... done
• Applying clone list categories... done.
• Applying clone list overrides... done.
• Analyzing clone list variants... done.
• Applying category and user excludes... done.
• Removing titles without specified regions... done.
• Selecting 1G1R titles [#####! ] (!) 1/4 [25%] in 5.0s

Retool has had an unexpected error. Please raise an issue at https://github.com/unexpectedpanda/retool/issues, attaching the DAT file that caused the problem and the following trace:

multiprocessing.pool.RemoteTraceback: """ Traceback (most recent call last): File "multiprocessing\pool.py", line 125, in worker File "multiprocessing\pool.py", line 48, in mapstar File "modules\chooseparent.py", line 1960, in choose_parent_process File "modules\chooseparent.py", line 545, in choose_date File "modules\titletools.py", line 986, in get_date ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '' """

The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "retoolgui.py", line 175, in run File "retool.py", line 212, in main File "modules\chooseparent.py", line 1649, in choose_parent File "multiprocessing\pool.py", line 367, in map File "multiprocessing\pool.py", line 774, in get ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''

The error occurred on this file: G:\Tools & System Backups_Retool (1G1R)_dats_FROM_DOM_Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (Private) (20230520-071425).dat

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To reproduce It happens ever time I try to process this dat

_FROM_DOM_Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (Private) (20230520-071425).zip

Expected behavior A new dat should be created but retool generates the error listed above

Operating system

• Windows 10 Pro

Retool edition

• retool-gui.exe

Retool version 2.00.4

Are you using custom global or system filters? If so, list them below Global excludes: Everything on the exclusions tab except bad dumps and unlicensed (see attachment)

*you can ignore the dat loaded in this image it was just the one I had loaded when I took the printscreen. The only dat giving me an error is the one I linked above

What other settings are you using? everything else default

[unexpectedpanda]

Ah, another of No-Intro's inconsistent date formats causing issues.

It looks like an attempt at RFC 3339 without the time zone. I'll look into it.

[unexpectedpanda]

After doing some digging -- this one is my fault. I didn't process this particular date format properly. Fixed in 2.00.5.