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The (English postprocessing) NLG code recognizes that if the date is less than a week apart, we should say "next " (next Monday, next Tuesday, etc.). This logic seems to be broken when the date is exactly one week apart. That is, on Sunday, when talking about "next Sunday at XX:XX am" , we say an absolute date ("on September 19 at XX:XX").
The (English postprocessing) NLG code recognizes that if the date is less than a week apart, we should say "next " (next Monday, next Tuesday, etc.). This logic seems to be broken when the date is exactly one week apart. That is, on Sunday, when talking about "next Sunday at XX:XX am" , we say an absolute date ("on September 19 at XX:XX").
This is causing stanford-oval/thingpedia-common-devices#431 which makes the scenario tests fail intermittently.
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