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add new datetime parsing format for client to support windows FTP server list output #181
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Sorry for the late response. I have addressed all the comments and made the necessary updates. |
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@@ -520,6 +531,7 @@ def parse_list_line_windows(self, b): | |||
filename = line[next_space:].lstrip() | |||
if filename == "." or filename == "..": | |||
raise ValueError | |||
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Why we need this additional empty line here?
Description:-
This PR enhances the parse_list_line_windows method to support multiple date/time formats when parsing Microsoft Windows dir command output. Previously, only one specific date/time format was supported. The following improvements were made:
Changes:
Added support for two date/time formats:
"%m/%d/%Y %I:%M %p" (e.g., 12/18/2024 04:40 PM)
"%m-%d-%y %I:%M%p" (e.g., 12-18-24 04:40PM)
Introduced a loop to try each format and parse the date/time correctly.
Raised a ValueError if none of the formats match, ensuring robust error handling.
Why:
Windows FTP servers may use different date/time formats depending on system configurations and locale settings. Supporting multiple formats improves compatibility and reduces parsing failures.