Closed ohoachuck closed 5 years ago
locale
is an extension that pandorabot added ( along with timezone ), these are something I missed when I was writing Program-y
I have added local and its working as per your requirements. I'll add timezone later and then release a patch with these additions
Hello Keith, many thanx !
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locale is an extension that pandorabot added ( along with timezone ), these are something I missed when I was writing Program-y
I have added local and its working as per your requirements. I'll add timezone later and then release a patch with these additions
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This fix is now scheduled for release in 3.8 shortly
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This fix is now scheduled for release in 3.8 shortly
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3.8 released to master, pypi updated in next 24 hours
I'm trying to set locale for displaying date and time in French format. I couldn't find much info on the doc nor on the web but by setting "locale" key in date tag. I'm not really sure if this is suppose to work ? So I'm trying it like that:
Expected Behavior
I would have expected to say : "Nous somme le 17 Avril 2019"
Current Behavior
It says "Nous somme le 17 April 2019"
Possible Solution
is "locale" key expected to work ?
Steps to Reproduce
Try with this ?
Context (Environment)
Detailed Description
Possible Implementation