Parse() cannot parse a time string like this: 2022-5-18

[zmou]

The Parse() method cannot parse a time string when the month or date less than 10 is not preceded by 0, like this: 2022-5-18
Code sample:

carbon.Parse("2020-8-05").ToDateTimeString() // empty string

Do need to support this less formal time format string, thank you!

[gouguoyin]

"2020-8-05" is not a standard time format, you can use

carbon.ParseByLayout("2020-8-05", "2006-1-02")

or

carbon.ParseByFormat("2020-8-05", "Y-n-d")

[zmou]

"2020-8-05" is not a standard time format, you can use

carbon.ParseByLayout("2020-8-05", "2006-1-02")

or

carbon.ParseByFormat("2020-8-05", "Y-n-d")

However, such analysis is not feasible for data sources that are not uniform or standardized, such as:

2020-8-5, 2020-08-5, 2020-8-05, 2020-8-5 12:00:00

Is it possible to use string splitting to unify the non-standard input into the canonical one, so that we do not need to care too much about the format of the input, as long as it is a normal time format, not too canonical.

[zmou]

If possible, consider these non-standard formats.

[gouguoyin]

Already under development, the next version will be compatible

[gouguoyin]

It has been fixed in 1.7.0 or 2.2.0