Use abbreviated month names #772
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This changes the API response to always use abbreviated (en) month names. Allows for slightly more stable API clients, which don't have to worry about parsing both kinds of dates.
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This is a generated file, so not wise to edit. |
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Closing this, but it would be nice if the generation script could be fixed. |
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This changes the API response to always use abbreviated (en) month names. Allows for slightly more stable API clients, which don't have to worry about parsing both kinds of dates.
I noticed this while working on endoflife-date/release-data#91, where I had to write
a fallback where the date format
changes.
Ideally, this should use something non-locale based like
YYYY-MM-DD,happy to file a separate PR for that if that sounds good. (At the expense of breaking the API?)