Fix issue when dateparser.parse returns None#216
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It is possible for dateparser.parse method to return None and when this happens we are comparing a None against a datetime raising an exception. This is only possible right now because there is a bug in the dateparser code that is not recognizing "Mon" as "Monday".
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It is possible for dateparser.parse method to return None and when this happens we are comparing a None against a datetime raising an exception.
This is only possible right now because there is a bug (scrapinghub/dateparser#1116) in dateparser that is not recognizing "Mon" as "Monday".