Added configurable TwelveHourDateTimeConverter #20
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…m date format for MultiTerm termbases. If not present in env vars then a default (using US M/dd/yyyy format) is used. Also updated to .NETStandard 2.0.
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We have an open defect in GroupShare for this also. We might be able to fix it in CU8. |
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Accepting this as there are some issues with the build infrastructure |
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Implemented a custom DateTime converter which uses a default format string, though this can be overridden with an environment variable which corresponds to the date formatting on the GroupShare server.
This version also upgrades the project/assembly from .NET Standard 1.3 to .NET Standard 2.0 - this was required to retrieve an environment variable from the correct target environment ("User").