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This doesn't really make sense. A date is a date. It's not wrong to have dates in the past.
The IDE might address it by suppressing the warning completely or on some conditions, but the point still stands. Such usage of a date seems quite normal to me.
One could consider reducing the false positive rate. For example, dates at the beginning of the year are more likely to be used when typing a text in January than November dates.
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Date: 2024-11-29
causes a warning suggesting using 2025.Reported to IntelliJ as https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IJPL-174552. From the ticket:
The IDE might address it by suppressing the warning completely or on some conditions, but the point still stands. Such usage of a date seems quite normal to me.
One could consider reducing the false positive rate. For example, dates at the beginning of the year are more likely to be used when typing a text in January than November dates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: