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* Use Babel's `format_datetime`, not `format_date` I am using MkDocs-Material 9.5.15 and Babel 2.14.0. When setting the config value `blog.post_date_format: "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss"`, the blog plugin crashes during compilation with the error "date objects have no hour field". I believe this is occurring because the plugin provides a `datetime` to `babel.dates.format_date`, which upcasts it to a plain, timeless, `date`. Making this change to use `babel.dates.format_datetime` instead resolved the error and demonstrated expected behavior. While I recognize that it is likely uncommon for a blog to want to include sub-date timestamps in any of these fields, I believe that the current documentation, > The format string must adhere to babel's pattern syntax and should not contain whitespace implies that _any_ of Babel's pattern markers are acceptable here. I would consider > The format string must adhere to Babel's pattern syntax for calendar dates and should not contain whitespace to also be a sufficient fix for this case. ---- Thank you for your effort in creating this project; it has been a wonderful benefit to my team, and this is the first minor problem we've had in months of using it. * Make the change in src/, not material/ |
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