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Fix corporatedomains whois date format with slashes #123
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Fix corporatedomains whois date format with slashes #123
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Updated the WHOIS parser for corporatedomains which were incorrectly parsing "Registrar Registration Expiration Date", because the date had "MM/DD/YYYY" format rather than "DD/MM/YYYY". The change updates the format if the value has slash-separated date before passing it into `parse_time`. This change cannot be used for all dates, since some dates use a dash-separated format (i.e. YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ). This problem also applies to the creation date as well when parsing the value for "Creation Date".
Moved the existing `status_available` files into the `com` folder where the new `status_registered` files will be generated. Generated new `status_registered` files for the different cases when the creation and expiration dates are hyphen-separated vs slash-separated. Also re-used the existing `.expected` file from the old `status_registered` file to test for the new values.
Return the result from `Time.utc` to parse dates using slash-format in corporatedomains, since this would avoid using joins and string interpolation before being passed into `parse_time`. Renamed the method as the return value now returns a Time object rather than a string.
@njng can you explain how you generated the fixture with the dates with slashes? I performed a live whois query, but what I see is:
I can't find any domain that returns dates in MM/DD/YYYY |
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Some of the responses return the creation/expiration date in a format that is parsed incorrectly through parse_time. This occurs specifically for corporatedomains in some instances where the date format is returned as "MM/DD/YYYY", but is interpreted as "DD/MM/YYYY" so these dates need to be parsed separately.