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plus/minus functions don't seem to support fractional inputs

See original GitHub issue

DateTime.local().plus({days: 0.8})

Fractional values for a unit, like above, don’t seem to work. My use case is that I’m getting a value that is always normalized to days from an API and want to add it to the current time.

I thought maybe I could get around this by using Duration.fromObject({days: 0.8}).normalize(), but normalize also doesn’t convert it to the whole number hour/minute units either.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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icambroncommented, Sep 22, 2019

Fixed in ee70b8b and released in 1.18.2

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leebickmtucommented, Sep 22, 2019

Just tested, looks good.

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