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Use CLDR 29 #405
Use CLDR 29 #405
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("de", time(7, 42), "morning1"), # (from, before) | |||
("de", time(3, 11), "night1"), # (after, before) | |||
("fi", time(0), "midnight"), # (at) | |||
("en_US", time(12), "noon"), # (at) | |||
("en", time(12), "noon"), # (at) |
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Why did this change? Purely to make the tests consistent?
ETA: OIC, dayPeriods.xml only has per-language definitions so far. I don't think it's a bad idea to check locale (eg en_US) inheritance from the language (eg en)
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Good point. I'm actually not sure why I changed that...
Thanks for tackling this! I expected there to be waaaay more changes, it's awesome that there aren't! I am kind of bummed that zh_Hant is still missing am/pm from it's abbreviated day period definitions. :P |
@jtwang Rebased and fixed that en_US thing. |
ack 34c92cb Looks good, merge! (What's the worst that can happen ;) |
Everything... seems to work, at least!
Fixes #404