Use local date time format in CSV#8398
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aembler merged 5 commits intoconcretecms:developfrom Feb 14, 2020
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ATOM format is hard to use for normal user in Japan.
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What about making it configurable? |
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@mlocati like this? |
ref: concretecms#8398 To configurable datetime format
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Yes! 👍 |
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@mlocati But, I think that datetime format is set by locale setting at almost case when use in non-English. |
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Feb 7, 2020
5.6対応しないといかんのか…
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ATOM format is hard to use for normal user in Japan.
I read the guidelines for contributing linked above
PHP-only files follow our coding style; in order to do that use php-cs-fixer - http://cs.sensiolabs.org/ - as follows:
php-cs-fixer fix --config=<webroot>/.php_cs.dist <filename>