@mcurros2/microm 1.1.152-0 → 1.1.153-0

package/dist/index.js

@@ -805,15 +805,11 @@ function $da685baa3bcc0ab0$export$f901ae239e30212a(columnName, sourceValue, colu
         valueDescriptionToSet = sourceValue.valueDescription;
     } else valueToSet = sourceValue;
     // Convert string to Date if necessary
-    if ((0, $lTNXP.isIn)(column.type, "date", "datetime", "datetime2", "smalldatetime") && typeof valueToSet === "string" && !(0, $lTNXP.isIn)(columnName, "dt_lu")) try {
+    if (typeof valueToSet === "string" && (0, $lTNXP.isIn)(column.type, "date", "datetime", "datetime2", "smalldatetime") && !(0, $lTNXP.isIn)(columnName, "dt_lu")) try {
         // FIX to handle dayjs issue parsing string ISO 8601 with trimmed zeroes at the end of the milliseconds
-        // 2025-07-02T16:58:45.57 57 here means 570 milliseconds but dayJS has a bug and parses it as 57 milliseconds
-        const endsWithDotAndTwoDigits = /\.\d{2}$/;
-        if (valueToSet.length === 22 && endsWithDotAndTwoDigits.test(valueToSet)) valueToSet = valueToSet + "0"; // add the missing zero to milliseconds
-        else {
-            const endsWithDotAndOneDigits = /\.\d{1}$/;
-            if (valueToSet.length === 21 && endsWithDotAndOneDigits.test(valueToSet)) valueToSet = valueToSet + "00"; // add the missing two zeros to milliseconds
-        }
+        // 2025-07-02T16:58:45.57 57 here means 570 milliseconds but dayJS has a bug and parses it as 57 milliseconds.
+        // The fix should complete with trailing zeroes, if it ends with one or two digits after the dot.
+        if (valueToSet.match(/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\.\d{1,2}$/)) valueToSet = valueToSet + "0".repeat(3 - valueToSet.split(".")[1].length);
         // dayjs is used here for compatibility with mantine calendar component which formats the date with dayjs
         valueToSet = (0, ($parcel$interopDefault($b4te3$dayjs)))(valueToSet).toDate();
     } catch (e) {