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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Time converter errors messages currently refer to the Go's layout elements instead of the ctime-like substitutes. It might be confusing for users not familiar with the Go layout and/or non-developers.
For example, when converter Time(attributes["time.attribute"], "%B %g %A, %Y, %r") receives the value Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm , it results into the following error:
parsing time "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "January 2 Monday, 2006, 03:04:05 pm": cannot parse "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "January"
IMO, there's no clear relation between the Time configured format and the error message details.
Describe the solution you'd like
Considering the ctime-like directives are first citizens for the Time converter format, reflecting those delimiters on the errors message would be helpful for users. For example, the above error message could be changed to something like:
parsing time "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "%B %g %A, %Y, %r": cannot parse "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "%B"
The Go's time.ParseError does provide all necessary pieces to build the message like that, so the change could be proxying the standard parse functions errors and provide customised messages.
Component(s)
pkg/ottl
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The
Time
converter errors messages currently refer to the Go's layout elements instead of the ctime-like substitutes. It might be confusing for users not familiar with the Go layout and/or non-developers.For example, when converter
Time(attributes["time.attribute"], "%B %g %A, %Y, %r")
receives the valueInvalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm
, it results into the following error:parsing time "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "January 2 Monday, 2006, 03:04:05 pm": cannot parse "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "January"
IMO, there's no clear relation between the
Time
configured format and the error message details.Describe the solution you'd like
Considering the ctime-like directives are first citizens for the
Time
converter format, reflecting those delimiters on the errors message would be helpful for users. For example, the above error message could be changed to something like:parsing time "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "%B %g %A, %Y, %r": cannot parse "Invalid 25 Thursday, 1993, 02:03:04 pm" as "%B"
The Go's
time.ParseError
does provide all necessary pieces to build the message like that, so the change could be proxying the standard parse functions errors and provide customised messages.Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
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