Consider removing spaces in date range expressions #915
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Thought about this one some more...I think it's too weird. The bigger thing I want is to have date ranges match what I've observed most places over the last two decades: At this point, though, it'd probably need to be another config or made possible through more capable templating perhaps as part of #581. |
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I'm happy to re-open this to look at it. Not sure why the spaces are there when they're not very common. |
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Finding the
YYYY - YYYYchange (from the more typical)YYYY-YYYYformat a bit sad (which is of course certainly idiosyncratic). 😄So, what if REUSE offered a standard time interval format such as ISO 8601's
YYYY/YYYYorYYYY--YYYY? Both are relatively uncommon (in my experience at least), but would be parse-able by any ISO 8601 implementation.Just an idea.
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