Modified longDateFormat.LT format 'mm' to 'm' #1800
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It's little bit awkward to show 'minutes' in two digits. So, it need to be modified to show like 2[minute], not 02[minute].
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@kyungw00k what do you think? |
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@ichernev If time of now 15:02, it should print "오후 3시 2분" not "오후 3시 02분". |
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Ah, sorry. I didn't see you're the original author :) Will merge in next patch release. |
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@changelog @section lang-bugfix @description Use 'm' instead of 'mm' in longDateFormat in korean
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Merged in d4d3d1f |
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It's little bit awkward to show 'minutes' in two digits.
So, it need to be modified to show like 2[minute], not 02[minute].