Localize post meta dates #325
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* Use time.Format function (via `dateFormat` alias) to format post meta dates. It allows dates to be localized easily (with weekdays and months in the current language). Hugo v0.87.0 or later is required. * Use old default format to preserve compatibility with older versions of Hugo References: - https://gohugo.io/functions/dateformat/ - https://gohugo.io/news/0.87.0-relnotes/
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This PR added post meta dates localization with
time.Formatfunction (viadateFormatalias). Hugo v0.87.0 or later is required. The default date format is unchanged to preserve compatibility.With Hugo v0.87.0 (or later),
datemeta field shows localized dates (with weekdays and months in the current language) by default. In most cases, such a transition is painless, but owners of multilingual sites should be careful and check that everything translates as expected after the upgrade.You can also use a predefined layout, like
:date_full, and it will output localized dates or times. For additional information about localized dates and possible date/time formatting layouts, please see Hugo: time.Format.Fixes #318