| Yamaha5 | |
| Nov 17 2011, 5:18 PM |
| F8744: bug32461.patch | |
| Nov 22 2014, 12:07 AM |
In fa.wiki for abridged form of Jalaly Calendar (Persian calendar) it is not defined.(second sample)
1-{{subst:#time:xiY}} ==>۱۳۹۰ (ok=1390)
2-{{subst:#time:xiy}} ==>y (not ok) and it will be ۹۰
3-{{subst:#time:y}}==>۱۱ (ok=11)
4-{{subst:#time:Y}}==>۲۰۱۱ (ok=2011)
Version: unspecified
Severity: normal
| Title | Reference | Author | Source Branch | Dest Branch | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disallow creating projects with empty description | repos/phabricator/phabricator!24 | aklapper | T344610disallowEmptyProjectDesc | wmf/stable |
Patch adding xiy format
There's no support for years in 2-digit format (other than the original one present in php).
This is common to Iranian, Hebrew, Hijri, Thai, Minguo and Japanese calendars (those for which we have a full year output).
Would the short form be always equivalent to the last two digits ?
Attached:
Thank you for The Patch.
In the Persian calender the short form is the last two right side digits
۱۳۹۰ == short form ==> ۹۰
۱۳۸۹ == short form ==> ۸۹
Applied patch plus test cases in r106143. Test case uses latin-style digits as it's testing in English locale; in fa you should get the persian digits.
This change should land in MediaWiki 1.19 and be available when that goes live on the wikipedias.