Make internal/parse.Timestamp accept full RFC 3339 (nanoseconds, lowercase t/z) without breaking existing callers.
created 15 Oct, 06:20 by you · id e4a6c0b3-9d12-4a7b-8c5e-1f3d2b7a9c03
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Final report · Partial result
Stopped by budget after 2 retries. Lowercase t/z is fixed; one nanosecond subtest still fails because its fixture uses a comma separator, which RFC 3339 does not permit.
Evidence
- ▸tests: FAIL internal/parse (1 failing, was 2)
- ▸partial diff attached
Next steps
- →Decide whether comma separators are in scope
- →Resume with an extended retry budget
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Goal
Make internal/parse.Timestamp accept full RFC 3339 (nanoseconds, lowercase t/z) without breaking existing callers.
- → Planning
Plan · 4 steps validated against schema
- ☐ TestTimestamp passes for all subtests
- ☐ go test ./... passes
- ☐ golangci-lint reports 0 issues
- → Running
Nanosecond subtest still fails: the fixture uses a comma as decimal separator. Revising the patch (retry 1/2).
Nanosecond subtest still fails: the fixture uses a comma as decimal separator. Revising the patch (retry 2/2).
- Budget · retriesretry limit of 2 reached
Budget limit reached (retry limit of 2 reached). Stopping and reporting partial results. Open question: should comma decimal separators (ISO 8601) be accepted? RFC 3339 does not allow them.
- → Failed