Feature Request
Currently, dehumanize() is not capable of correctly parsing values with a floating point.
>>> arrow.get("2025-12-10T09:00:00").dehumanize("2 days 3.5 hours ago")
<Arrow [2025-12-08T04:00:00+00:00]>It seems that parser pretty much ignores the part up to the floating point.
A more expected result, however, would be that resulting Arrow object is <Arrow [2025-12-08T05:30:00+00:00]>
Not sure if there is a need to make floating point locale-dependent (ie, . or ,), perhaps it'd be fine to allow both.
Feature Request
Currently,
dehumanize()is not capable of correctly parsing values with a floating point.It seems that parser pretty much ignores the part up to the floating point.
A more expected result, however, would be that resulting Arrow object is
<Arrow [2025-12-08T05:30:00+00:00]>Not sure if there is a need to make floating point locale-dependent (ie,
.or,), perhaps it'd be fine to allow both.