This allows for modifications in the given timezone. ie, snapping to the
beginning of the day with @d uses midnight in the given timezone instead
of in UTC. As usual, the maya object returned is back in UTC, only the
modifications happen in the requested timezone.
repeated code replaced by parameters provided by pytest.
source string and rexpected intentionally indented to match by column
to make checking year, month and date simpler.
Note, that the test_issue_104 was (and still is) failing.
This change adds support for a `year_first` keyword argument to the
`maya.parse` function. `maya` will forward this argument to pendulum
which then lets `dateutil.parse` do the work.
When parsing dates from websites when encountering ambiguous dates like "December 12th" this is interpreted in the future (when the current date is in October).
When parsing dates that we know must be in the past this is not the correct behavior.
Add a `prefer_past` keyword argument to `when` to allow the user to ensure the date is parsed as being in the past.
Jacob Floyd
kennethreitz