#810 Correct short and abbreviated dayValues for de locale #817
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leshakoss
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Jul 26, 2018
The values are taken from https://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/32/summary/de.html#1844, using "Days - (abbreviated|short) - Formatting". Alternatively, the short values could be left as is (without the period). According to the CLDR table, that's the Swiss locale, but it would provide a two-letter version matching the English locale.
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Done |
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I've changed the short values to be without the period, and released this as v2.0.0-alpha.14. Thank you for your contribution! ⭐️ |
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Thanks! |
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The values are taken from https://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/32/summary/de.html#1844, using "Days - (abbreviated|short) - Formatting".
Alternatively, the short values could be left as is (without the period). According to the CLDR table, that's the Swiss locale, but it would provide a two-letter version matching the English locale.