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The 'either' statement is incorrectly parsed via cfg #62
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Hello @karloyz many thanks for your issue report and special thanks for being that precise. |
* Updated changelog * Added exclicit encoding to build.gradle * hashcode and equals methods Re-generated and added where these were missing * Added tests for hash code and equals * Added tests for bugfix * Added java doc * Fixed javadoc findings * Fixed javadoc findings 2 * generated license headers for new files * Fixed tests and implementation * Fixed Code smells * fixed test * Apply suggestions from code review * Fail on javadoc warnings * Fix jacoco setup * Fix sonar findings --------- Co-authored-by: Christoph Pirkl <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: kaklakariada <[email protected]>
@ckunki Thank you for quick response and fix! It's a wonderful library that helped a lot! |
@karloyz Great that you like our project :-) |
Special credits to @kaklakariada for fixing the sonar setup and doing the release! |
I am currently testing this holiday library, and I configured US Independence Day like this:
However, the result for Year 2026 Jul 4 is mis-parsed as Jul 5. (Jul 3 is expected).
I debugged into the code, and found this place has an issue:
HolidayMatcher.java
In this code, the matcher should use Patterns.MONTH_GROUP and Patterns.DAY_GROUP instread.
Kindly check or if I can fix with a pull request?
Thanks
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