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Improve Date Fields descriptions for issue #419 #450

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Described recommendation to use "Y" with "w" for consistent results in ISO year-week and indicated possible surprising results for year rollover and total number of weeks in a year.

Described recommendation to use "Y" with "w" for consistent results in ISO year-week and indicated possible surprising results for year rollover and total number of weeks in a year.
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codecov-io commented Oct 8, 2016

Current coverage is 90.16% (diff: 100%)

Merging #450 into master will not change coverage

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akx commented Nov 18, 2016

Thank you! Sorry for the late merge, this PR had flown under my radar somehow.

@akx akx merged commit f8b62e5 into python-babel:master Nov 18, 2016
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