in2csv for ndjson breaks when first line contains "yesterday"

[pokey]

➜ in2csv --version
in2csv 1.0.5

➜ printf '{"foo":"yesterday"}' | in2csv -f ndjson
OverflowError: date value out of range

➜ printf '{"foo":"hello"}\n{"foo":"yesterday"}' | in2csv -f ndjson
foo
hello
yesterday

[pokey]

Fwiw it looks like a workaround is to use the --no-inference flag

[jpmckinney]

Hmm, it's because the sourceTime given to parsedatetime by agate is the minimum date, and "yesterday" puts that beyond the minimum. It's from a very old commit: wireservice/agate@eded6f5 I don't know why the sourceTime isn't today (it'd make sense for "yesterday", but maybe not for other times).

[jpmckinney]

I've released agate 1.6.2 which should fix this: wireservice/agate#720 I tested with:

printf '{"foo":"yesterday"}' | in2csv -f ndjson