time/py-dateparser 1.4.3 NetBSD

1.4.3 (2026-09-03) Fixes: - Make parsing thread-safe: parsing from several threads no longer raises an intermittent ``KeyError`` from the shared language caches, and a ``DATE_ORDER`` or ``RELATIVE_BASE`` value meant for one parse no longer leaks into the settings that other parses read, where it could make them return a wrong date - Do not share the language detector and the detected locale between ``search_dates()`` calls, so concurrent searches over text in different languages no longer return ``None`` or a date read in the wrong locale - Resolve the ``BST`` and ``HDT`` timezone abbreviations to the offsets the tz database gives them, UTC+1 (British Summer Time) and UTC-9 (Hawaii-Aleutian Daylight Time), instead of +11 and -9:30, which no …

1.4.2 (2026-08-04) New features: - Add an ``IGNORE_SURROUNDING_TEXT`` setting that, when enabled, retries parsing after ignoring the leading and trailing words the language does not recognize, so a date wrapped in extra text such as "Published on 16/04/2019" is parsed - Add a ``strategy`` argument to ``search_dates()`` to choose the search strategy: the default ``"split"`` keeps the current behavior, while the new ``"ngram"`` strategy parses the longest sequences of tokens as dates for more predictable results on noisy text Fixes: - Do not read a two-digit number as a year once a later component has been found in year-first date orders, so the day in Japanese dates such as "4月20日" is no longer consumed as the year …