Update Indonesian locale for v2 - #983
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Thanks a lot! I'm going to ship it soon 🙏
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Fixes #914
In this PR, I have updated the Indonesian locale in
^v2.0.0-alpha.20to correctly use Gregorian CLDR standard, as well as following the existing patterns (I usedlocale/en-USas the baseline, both for the functions and the tests). I modified the tests so it will match the Indonesian locale implementation.To ensure I'm doing the right thing, I did these 2 below:
yarn testin my local, all tests passed.date-fnswith Indonesian locale. Theformatfunction which throws an error before, now it is working as intended.