Bug: Missed #Month tags

[thegoatherder]

#Month seems to get missed for some texts prefixed with for :

const nlp = require('compromise')

const text = [
  'for January 2022',    // broken
  'for February 2022',
  'for March 2022',
  'for April 2022',      // broken
  'for May 2022',
  'for June 2022',       // broken
  'for July 2022',
  'for August 2022',     // broken
  'for September 2022',
  'for October 2022',
  'for November 2022',
  'for December 2022',
  'in January 2022',
  'in February 2022',
  'in March 2022',
  'in April 2022',
  'in May 2022',
  'in June 2022',
  'in July 2022',
  'in August 2022',
  'in September 2022',
  'in October 2022',
  'in November 2022',
  'in December 2022',
  'on January 2022',
  'on February 2022',
  'on March 2022',
  'on April 2022',
  'on May 2022',
  'on June 2022',
  'on July 2022',
  'on August 2022',
  'on September 2022',
  'on October 2022',
  'on November 2022',
  'on December 2022',
  'January 2022',
  'February 2022',
  'March 2022',
  'April 2022',
  'May 2022',
  'June 2022',
  'July 2022',
  'August 2022',
  'September 2022',
  'October 2022',
  'November 2022',
  'December 2022',
]

const monthCheck = text.map((t) => ({ text: t, hasMonth: nlp(t).match('#Month').length > 0 }))
console.log(monthCheck.filter((m) => !m.hasMonth))

Expected Result
All items in the array should have a #Month tag - so the console.log() should output an empty array

Actual Result

[
  { text: 'for January 2022', hasMonth: false },
  { text: 'for April 2022', hasMonth: false },
  { text: 'for June 2022', hasMonth: false },
  { text: 'for August 2022', hasMonth: false }
]

[thegoatherder]

Changing the last line to:

monthCheck.filter((m) => !m.hasMonth).forEach((t) => nlp(t.text).debug())

Outputs this

┌─────────
  │ 'for'      - Preposition
  │ 'January'  - Noun, Singular, ProperNoun, Person
  │ '2022'     - Value, Cardinal, NumericValue, Year, Date



  ┌─────────
  │ 'for'      - Preposition
  │ 'April'    - Noun, Singular, ProperNoun, Person
  │ '2022'     - Value, Cardinal, NumericValue, Year, Date



  ┌─────────
  │ 'for'      - Preposition
  │ 'June'     - Noun, Singular, ProperNoun, Person
  │ '2022'     - Value, Cardinal, NumericValue, Year, Date



  ┌─────────
  │ 'for'      - Preposition
  │ 'August'   - Noun, Singular, ProperNoun, Person
  │ '2022'     - Value, Cardinal, NumericValue, Year, Date

Problem seems to be related to #Person tag replacing the #Month tag

[spencermountain]

fixed in 14.8.1