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Missing 24-hour time format in Timestamp. 12-hour clock is generally used in British colonies.
Globally, required all functionality witch is available in toLocaleDateString. To format time properly accordingly to local standards.
@mjasnikovs, as indicated in the link you provided, the Date object (which Timestamp uses) provides 24-hour time format as a default in locales where that is standard. I just verified this is true noting that https://grommet.github.io/docs/timestamp shows "15" for operating in es-ES (Spain), where in the US ('en-US') it shows "10 am".
Missing 24-hour time format in Timestamp. 12-hour clock is generally used in British colonies.
Globally, required all functionality witch is available in toLocaleDateString. To format time properly accordingly to local standards.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/toLocaleDateString
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