Add Support for Liechtenstein #33
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Could you rebase this branch on main? That way I can run the tests |
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@Nielsvanpach done |
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Thanks! |
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It seems I was a bit too quickly with merging this PR. The results in the snapshot don't seem to be correct. Could you PR a fix and verify if the generated results are correct? |
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@Nielsvanpach yes, will do a fix pr to update liechtenstein snapshot, and reference your comment. |
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@Nielsvanpach here is the PR for it: #164 |
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There would be 2 extra Hollidays (Easter Sunday, and Pentecost Sunday) but I don't know if that would be in scope of this package.
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