doesn't handle localised timestamps

[unhammer]

I get

from

*  Foo
  :LOGBOOK:
  CLOCK: [2018-03-26 må. 13:14]--[2018-03-26 må. 13:43] =>  0:29
  :END:

but it works fine if I change the må.'s to Mon. Emacs by default uses the system locale to get abbreviated weekdays, so you can get Di or må. and so on. I guess a timestamp should be parsable with something like \[([0-9-]+) [^ ]+ ([0-9:]+)\] (where \1 is date and \2 is time and the middle bit is ignored)

[hso]

This seems to be what was happening on #1

[rksm]

Language is hard :) Thanks for letting me know, will be fixed.

[hso]

Fixed in PR #6, if everything looks OK you can just merge it (and that will auto close the relevant issues) :)

[unhammer]

Should this have been fixed in the 0.3.3 jar? I'm still getting the same output.

[unhammer]

This is still not working in 0.3.4 :-(

Was there some regression, should I open a new issue?

[rksm]

Sorry for that, I'll investigate.

[rksm]

Apologies, this should be fixed for real now. There was one additional regexp to find CLOCKs that needed a change. The release is here: https://github.com/rksm/clj-org-analyzer/releases/tag/0.3.5

[unhammer]

Sweet, it works on my giant work.org file now =D Thanks for the quick fix :-)