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Fix returned time parse_human_datetime #2033

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parse_human_datetime parses date-only strings, e.g. "today", returning the correct date but time set at 9am. This is an internal implementation in parsedatetime. This patch resets to midnight. If time is specified and parsed, it is correctly returned.

parse_human_datetime parses date-only strings, e.g. "today", returning the correct date but time set at 9am. This is an internal implementation in parsedatetime. This patch resets to midnight. If time is specified and parsed, it is correctly returned.
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@mistercrunch mistercrunch merged commit c17ffc1 into apache:master Aug 11, 2017
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parse_human_datetime parses date-only strings, e.g. "today", returning the correct date but time set at 9am. This is an internal implementation in parsedatetime. This patch resets to midnight. If time is specified and parsed, it is correctly returned.
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