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Split from #40
Default DateTime.Compare ignores the Kind property. We should:
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KindSpecified, to require aDateTimeargument to have kind that is eitherLocalorUtc, so people can force callers to think about the source of their time values and specify the kinds explicitly. - Add non-generic overloads to
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Not of a problem, more of an enhancement
Describe the solution you'd like
Add other languages from other repos, assuming that they use the Unicode codepoint + n-grams model.
Describe alternatives you've considered
- https://github.com/wooorm/franc/tree/master/packages/franc-all (JS, 401 languages)
- Codepoints h
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I read the explanation provided in the rsyslog mmnormalize documentation [1]
**path [word], defaults to "$!"
Specifies the JSON path under which parsed elements should be placed. By default, all parsed properties are merged into root of message properties. You can place them under a subtree, instead. You can place them in local variables, also, by setting path="$.". **
I'm looking for some
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Xezilaires annotations support requires Doctrine Annotations component. Install "doctrine/annotations" to use it.
Install either phpoffice/phpspreadsheet or box/spout to read Excel files
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The featuretools requirement is set to >=0.0.0, but for example I do not think
import featuretools.autonormalizewill run on feauretools version 0.6.1 or lower
We should do some testing to explore what range is actually functional
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In particular, Decimal and Integer would be great to have in the default set.