PHP 8.2+ compatibility: dates without strftime

[ecartz]

As previously discussed, we will be release 1.0.9.3 without strftime for compatibility with PHP 8.2 and later. If you use a language other than (American) English, Spanish, or Danish, you may want to check with your translation provider if they will be releasing a new translation for 1.0.9.3. The date handling changes significantly in 1.0.9.3, so updates can't really be avoided.

In general, if you want to try 1.0.9.3, you can get it here: https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/Phoen ... .0.9.3.zip

It's not release ready, but you can certainly see if dates work in it.

[Xpajun]

As previously discussed, we will be release 1.0.9.3 without strftime for compatibility with PHP 8.2 and later. If you use a language other than (American) English, Spanish, or Danish, you may want to check with your translation provider if they will be releasing a new translation for 1.0.9.3. The date handling changes significantly in 1.0.9.3, so updates can't really be avoided.

In general, if you want to try 1.0.9.3, you can get it here: https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/Phoen ... .0.9.3.zip

It's not release ready, but you can certainly see if dates work in it.

And we should be able to use this upgrade on 1.0.9.0?

[ecartz]

Backporting it might be non-trivial. There's four separate commits for strftime: https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/Phoen ... ...1.0.9.3

[Xpajun]

Backporting it might be non-trivial. There's four separate commits for strftime: https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/Phoen ... ...1.0.9.3

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