Wrong dates for November about stamp HOT 6 CLOSED

Nice catch. The day-of-month disambiguation could probably be a little better. Currently, example values 28-31 disambiguate as day, so this works:

ruby-1.9.2-head :008 > date.stamp("28 Aug 2011, 11:15pm")
 => "12 Nov 2011, 12:00am" 

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Ha. Yeah, just realized that. Thanks for the tip. I suggested 31 Aug 2011 for a quick fix for gitlabhq, which uses stamp. Thanks for the quick reply.

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Awesome, didn't realize gitlabhq was using stamp!

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This is really cool. Wonder if Standard Ruby would accept it.

I myself prefer the notation:

DD.MM.YYYY

And I also prefer 24 hours notation.

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Thanks @shevegen. I don't like DD, MM, YYYY, mainly because it's not clear how to represent day of week names (full or abbreviated), month names (full or abbreviated), or whether MM means month or minutes.

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Pretty cool stuff @jeremyw . Inspired by your ruby gem, I am in the process of creating a package for R called intellidate. I am using the examples in the issues section of your repository to stress test my code, and that is working well.

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