logseq/logseq

Dates format to DD-mmmm-yyyy

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#7.695 geöffnet am 12. Dez. 2022

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Beschreibung

What Happened?

The journal showed two entries with the today date, one with the previous date format, and one with the new date format, upon reloads of the folder

Reproduce the Bug

Start with a brand new folder You should see the entry for today in the default date format Change the day format to something else, in my case was the one above Follow the instruction to reload, I just clicked the button of the depository shown on the screen at that point At this point to the journal displayed had two entries instead of one one for each of the date formats

Expected Behavior

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Screenshots

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Desktop or Mobile Platform Information

App Version: 0.8.13-nightly.20221212 Git Revision: d758c3a-dirty Platform: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux Android 13 Pixel 6 Pro Build/TP1A.221105.002 wv) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/107.0.5304.141 Mobile Safari/537.36 Logseq/0.8.13 (Android) Language: en-CA

Additional Context

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Contributor Guide

Tech Stack
javascriptreact
Domain
frontend
Issue Type
bug
SchwierigkeitGeschätzte Implementierungsschwierigkeit für neue Contributors, von 1 für sehr kleine Änderungen bis 5 für Expertenarbeit.
3
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1-3 hours
AktivitätsstatusWie verfügbar das Issue gerade wirkt: frisch, aktiv, stale, blockiert oder wartet auf Maintainer-Input.
stale
KlarheitWie klar das Issue die erwartete Änderung, Akzeptanzkriterien und den nächsten Schritt erklärt.
mostly clear
Voraussetzungen
basic JavaScript date formattingReact state management
EinsteigerfreundlichkeitEin Score von 1 bis 100, der schätzt, wie zugänglich dieses Issue für First-Time Contributors ist.
40
Research-Richtung
Investigate the date formatting logic in Logseq's journal component. The issue suggests that changing the day format and reloading causes duplicate entries with different formats. Look at how the date format setting is applied to existing entries and whether there is a state persistence issue. Review the reload mechanism in the codebase, particularly files like src/main/frontend/components/journal.cljs. Check if there is any caching of formatted dates that might not be updated on format change. The issue comments may provide additional clues about the expected behavior.