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The web client exposes an utility function that converts the tokens of a luxon's DateTime format into a moment.js format. While this function is not false (still it is uncomplete), the strategy of using it to convert a luxon's DateTime object into a moment.js moment is not good. The daterange field make use of this bad strategy. Because of the differences between luxon and moment.js locale handling. Luxon relies on the native JavaScript Intl API. Moment has its own implementation of locale handling. So having to pass through formatters/parsers may yield to unexpected results. For instance, when a locale does not have the same way (in moment.js and Intl) to express i.e. months and we try to convert a luxon's DateTime into a moment by formatting the first and then parsing into the second, the second will be invalid. This is the same the other way around. This was in fact encountered with some locales, i.e. - syrian arabic (ar-SY) - albanian shqip (sq-AL) This commit brings an alternative strategy by providing other utility functions to directly convert a moment into a luxon's DateTime and vice versa. This is a better strategy for various reasons: - it abstracts the way the conversions are done - no need to play with timezone's offsets - probably all libs that has moment as a dependency accept a moment object in their options, that may not be the case for formats - The daterange field now use the new strategy - The datepicker component now use the new utility functions as it had implemented locally something similar. closes odoo/odoo#104138 X-original-commit: 9dedfcaa4ad1fb5ea24f604b40df1bf0830617cb Signed-off-by: Lucas Perais (lpe) <lpe@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Jorge Pinna Puissant (jpp) <jpp@odoo.com>
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