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(pt-BR) Weekdays Format #145
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On pt-BR locale, the 'dd' format picks weekdaysMin setting from moment.js, causing this visualization: D 2 3 4 5 6 S Changing to format 'ddd', moment.js picks weekdaysShort settings, which causes the correct visualization: D S T Q Q S S
(pt-BR) Changed format for weekdays
miamarti
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May 25, 2017
miamarti
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On pt-BR locale, the 'dd' format picks weekdaysMin setting from moment.js, causing this visualization: D 2 3 4 5 6 S
Changing to format 'ddd', moment.js picks weekdaysShort settings, which causes the correct visualization: D S T Q Q S S