parseInt(Date.substring(0, 4)) is not working as expected and giving 'NAN' value in Yokohama Patch 5Issue ProblemThe parseInt(Date.substring(0, 4)) is not working as expected and giving 'NAN' value. ReleaseGenericCauseRoot Cause1. When parseInt() is provided a string that starts with a '0' and the radix parameter is omitted, it will default to Octal, and hence '08' & '09' will return undefined. This is explained in more detail in the link:=> JavaScript parseInt()ResolutionSteps to Resolve1. Include the Radix parameter to overcome the issue. For example: gs.addInfoMessage(parseInt('10',10)); gs.addInfoMessage(parseInt('09',10)); gs.addInfoMessage(parseInt('08',10));