Closed govin closed 8 years ago
Thanks for the reminder. Updating is fairly easy, as the data builder downloads the latest CLDR automatically. You just run the builder then recompile to re-embed the data.
Though you're probably using the Nuget package, so it will help if I update and re-release.
I will update to CLDR 28 soon. It does indeed include the change for America/Cancun
you mentioned. Thanks.
Yes, I'm using the nuget package. Thanks!
I'll wait for the updated nuget package.
I'm fixing a few other things while I'm at it. Thanks for your patience.
Thanks. Appreciate it. Do you have an ETA on when this will be complete?
Version 1.3.0 is published with this, and several other fixes.
However, note I discovered a few things that still need work in #11 and #12. I decided to go ahead for now, and will fix these in a future version. Thanks.
@mj1856 Thanks much for getting this out. Verified the America/Cancun issue we were having is resolved now and it correctly shows "Eastern Standard Time". Good to know about the known issues.
I'm using this library to display timezones in friendly format. For "America/Cancun" timezone, the library returns "Central Standard Time". However, "America/Cancun" timezone is now following "Eastern Standard Time". They changed their time zone they were following. How do I update the CLDR database this library is using to the latest one? Can you please update the database and publish a new nuget package? I'm happy to help contribute to updating this library and its database if you can teach me how to do it.