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Describe the bug
If it still even exists in this library... I spotted tagesschau.de using a version of this datepicker.
Year 0815 shows up, which if you consider the general meaning of 0815 in German is pretty funny.
(linked article only for those who understand German) I want to travel to a more normal year. Someone just needs to invent that dang missing time machine.
Anyway, not sure why it's even set up to go further back than a few years, they use the calendar for their news program archive.
But year 815 showing a leading zero feels like it would be an upstream issue.
Anyway, sorry if this is sent in error, cause I'm not even 100% sure it's the right library.
But it feels like it is based on the playground vs the way their datepicker looks.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to the year '815' (yes, really)
Click on 'nothing else'
Scroll down to 'no really, that's it'
See "error" (display issue)
I'm not even saying a leading zero is mathematically wrong, it's not.
Just feels super weird. (And yes, I'd like to stay the only one who was able to travel to 0815)
PS: If you actually select a date lower than 1000, tagesschau.de will move away from the archive page.
Expected behavior
I expected not to write this at 3:38 a.m. Oh, wait, in reference to the reported bug?
Maybe no leading zero(s). If that's an actual thing that still happens.
Screenshots
Yeah, I could. But I won't.
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Describe the bug
If it still even exists in this library... I spotted tagesschau.de using a version of this datepicker.
Year 0815 shows up, which if you consider the general meaning of 0815 in German is pretty funny.
(linked article only for those who understand German)
I want to travel to a more normal year. Someone just needs to invent that dang missing time machine.
Anyway, not sure why it's even set up to go further back than a few years, they use the calendar for their news program archive.
But year 815 showing a leading zero feels like it would be an upstream issue.
Anyway, sorry if this is sent in error, cause I'm not even 100% sure it's the right library.
But it feels like it is based on the playground vs the way their datepicker looks.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
I'm not even saying a leading zero is mathematically wrong, it's not.
Just feels super weird. (And yes, I'd like to stay the only one who was able to travel to 0815)
PS: If you actually select a date lower than 1000, tagesschau.de will move away from the archive page.
Expected behavior
I expected not to write this at 3:38 a.m.
Oh, wait, in reference to the reported bug?
Maybe no leading zero(s). If that's an actual thing that still happens.
Screenshots
Yeah, I could. But I won't.
Desktop & mobile (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: