UPSTREAM PR #17589: use RFC 3339 formatting for displaying dates with year > 9999#59
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UPSTREAM PR #17589: use RFC 3339 formatting for displaying dates with year > 9999#59
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Source pull request: nushell/nushell#17589
Fixes #17588
All existing tests should still be passing.
Previously,
format datewould silently switch to using RFC 3339 format for dates before the year 0, and would panic for dates after the year 9999. This PR changes that behavior, andformat datenow errors for dates outside the 0-9999 range by default and suggests using RFC 3339 format.Release notes summary - What our users need to know
Fixed panic for displaying date values after the year 9999
More informative error for
format datewith dates outside the 0-9999 year rangeTasks after submitting