From @AlexDaniel

Code​:
say DateTime.new('1994-05-03T00​:00​:00+99​:99');
say DateTime.new('1994-05-03T00​:00​:00-99​:99');

Result​:
1994-05-03T00​:00​:00+100​:39
1994-05-03T00​:00​:00-100​:39

Both should produce an error. For example​:
â��hour out of range. Is​: 99, should be in 0..^24â�� â�� -12..+14 are actually
used, should we allow +20?
â��minute out of range. Is​: 99, should be in 0..^60â��.

From @moritz

Hi,

On Fri Jul 24 13​:34​:12 2015, alex.jakimenko@​gmail.com wrote​:

Code​:
say DateTime.new('1994-05-03T00​:00​:00+99​:99');
say DateTime.new('1994-05-03T00​:00​:00-99​:99');

Result​:
1994-05-03T00​:00​:00+100​:39
1994-05-03T00​:00​:00-100​:39

Both should produce an error. For example​:
â��hour out of range. Is​: 99, should be in 0..^24â�� â�� -12..+14 are actually
used, should we allow +20?
â��minute out of range. Is​: 99, should be in 0..^60â��.

Good catch.

In rakudo/rakudo@ed945ebc3c I've added validation for the minute, and in Raku/roast@9c46742e07 I added a test.

I don't think validating the hour does much good, so I left that part as-is.

Cheers,
Moritz

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