Closed veelci closed 11 months ago
Oops sorry.
It seems like you're right. They don't have a simple en
definition in their locales.
I'll adjust the README
I've updated the README.
It seems like the default locale is en-US
so you'd have to also specify that (en-US
) in the list of locales, if you only want to include that.
Thank you.
When specifying 'en' in the list of included locales, I'm getting an error:
I believe this is because 'en' is used as the default locale for date-fns. It isn't in the docs for ^2.0.0, but can be found in the Supported Languages section of the Internationalization docs for v1.30.1.
Possible solutions: