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I have merged #495. It's relatively small and passes the tests. Please feel free to modify or submit MR on top of that. Thanks to each of you again for...

Hello, sorry for taking really long time to response to the problem. The thing is I wrote this library before the Evernote's official javascript SDK came out. And most people,...

Sorry for my slow reply. I don't know if we want to have that in the default Chrono. Would adding a custom parser work for your case? https://github.com/wanasit/chrono#parser ``` const...

Hello. I cannot really reproduce the null result as reported (see. c3d2bd86f7e4388c941c96c06a3c2edf14d0190b). Could you provide me with more information about how you run the library (the exact code, gist, or...

@JuliusHenke I have tried your project using these exact commands: ```bash git clone https://github.com/JuliusHenke/chrono-issue-465-example.git cd chrono-issue-465-example yarn install node main.js ``` And got a normal result: ``` 2022-03-26T17:00:00.000Z 2022-03-26T17:00:00.000Z ......

This is very good suggestion, but I wonder what you think would be the best way handle the error. For example, you expect the error to be thrown or simply...

That's an interesting suggestion. Will think about it.

Hello, sorry for my slow reply. Is this feature still useful for your usecase? Could you explain more details with more examples e.g. "half past six" = "6:30"? Or could...

Currently (v2.1.7), Chrono can't handle a mixed-format like that. However, each of this should work: * Jan 1st, 2010 * 10 years 7 months ago

> If this is valid in your opinion, I can create a simple PR for this. Your explanation make senses. Please feel free to submit a PR. Just make sure...