command -alldates<filename allows invalid timestamps

[sgraystar]

1) Your system type (Windows XP, Linux, Mac, etc).
Windows 10

2) The ExifTool version you are using (the output of the "exiftool -ver" command).
11.31

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PS C:\Users\mervc\Pictures> exiftool -filename .
======== ./19610401-129999.tif
File Name                       : 19610401-129999.tif
    1 directories scanned
    1 image files read
PS C:\Users\mervc\Pictures> exiftool -alldates<filename .
    1 directories scanned
    1 image files updated
PS C:\Users\mervc\Pictures> exiftool -alldates .
======== ./19610401-129999.tif
Date/Time Original              : 1961:04:01 12:99:99
Create Date                     : 1961:04:01 12:99:99
Modify Date                     : 1961:04:01 12:99:99
    1 directories scanned
    1 image files read
PS C:\Users\mervc\Pictures>


[Phil Harvey]

OK, I'll add a range check on the date/time values for the next release.

- Phil