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Seems like crushed the site (I get a database error)
by imrehg 8y ago
Seems like crushed the site (I get a database error)
- LeifCarrotson 8y agohttps://outline.com/xSadBb https://outline.com/xSadBb TLDR: ww-e-YYYY gives you week number, day in week, and the ISO year in which to count weeks. yyyy-MM-dd gives you the calendar year, month, and day. Using YYYY when you mean yyyy give you unexpected results. YYYY-MM-dd unexpectedly - or expectedly, depending on what you expect from a programming language and ISO spec combo - gives week zero (you didn't specify ww), day zero (again you didn't specify e), which means it gives you the first day of the last full week of the preceding year. 2019-1-1 parsed with YYYY-MM-dd will return a Date of December 23rd, 2018.