When we use a 12 hour time format (without the `%p`), the time set is
always in the morning regardless of the period used (AM or PM).
Using `preparse` and `postformat` in the locale to change the symbols
used for numbers prevents the user from changing the date in the
datepicker because the date will be unparsable
Steps to reproduce:
1. Install Calendar
2. Go to Settings > Translations > Languages and open 'English (US)'
3. Set the time format to `%I:%M:%S`
4. Open Calendar and create a new meeting in the morning
5. Edit the meeting, set the time period to 'PM' and save
6. The time of the meeting doesn't change
Solution:
Get the time from the event passed when we close the bootstrap
DateTimePicker and convert it to luxon.
The period displayed when we open the datepicker is always 'AM'. This is
a limitation with the bootstrap DateTimePicker that uses the value from
the element[^1] (which is already formatted with the 12 hour format,
without the period info). Hence, the time is always in the morning
Problem:
The value of the element is used to set the date but this value is
already formatted with the 12 hour format (without the period info) so
it's always in the morning
opw-3150033
opw-3233229
[^1]:https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/16.0/addons/web/static/lib/tempusdominus/tempusdominus.js#L395closesodoo/odoo#117781
X-original-commit: dc195613ecff17d6aadc6e6ad8ab6da3670eb85a
Signed-off-by: Julien Mougenot (jum) <jum@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Merlin (megu) <megu@odoo.com>
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