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Steps to Reproduce: * Select the ISO 8601 format in your preferences (this is the default if your locale is French for example) * Visit https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T13267 (jsut an example, I just pick here a bug submitted years ago) You'll see that * **years are not displayed**, it's impossible to see accurate dates for bugs or comments submitted years ago ! * the ISO 8601 format is in fact not used at all, instead the en-US format is used (but with months or abbrevs translated in the user's language, and incorrecly ordered) Actual Results: * "fév 22 AM, 10:57" (if French is the selected UI language) * which is complete non-sense (in French days of the month should be *before* the month name, abbreviated here) * the "AM/PM" makes no sense at all in French: note that the default is already using the 24-hours format. Expected Results: * "22 fév 2014, 10:57" (for the normal French format), or * "2014-02-22 10:57" (for the ISO 8601, if using the local time from the locale), or * "2014-02-22T10:57Z" (for the standard ISO 8601 format in the UTC timezone) Current workaround: * We MUST select the English (US?) locale to see years. * We don't know which timezone is used for time. So Phabricator is almost unusable in any other language than English for the UI.

Steps to Reproduce: * Select the ISO 8601 format in your preferences (this is the default if your locale is French for example) * Visit https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T13267 (jsut an example, I just pick here a bug submitted years ago) You'll see that * **years are not displayed**, it's impossible to see accurate dates for bugs or comments submitted years ago ! * the ISO 8601 format is in fact not used at all, instead the en-US format is used (but with months or abbrevs translated in the user's language, and incorrecly ordered) Actual Results: * "fév 22 AM, 10:57" (if French is the selected UI language) * which is complete non-sense (in French days of the month should be *before* the month name, abbreviated here) * the "AM/PM" makes no sense at all in French: note that the default is already using the 24-hours format. Expected Results: * "22 fév 2014, 10:57" (for the normal French format), or * "2014-02-22 10:57" (for the ISO 8601, if using the local time from the locale), or * "2014-02-22T10:57Z" (for the standard ISO 8601 format in the UTC timezone) Current workaround: * We MUST select the English (US?) locale to see years. * We don't know which timezone is used for time. So Phabricator is almost unusable in any other language than English for the UI, as we must to be able to track time correctly!

Steps to Reproduce: * Select the ISO 8601 format in your preferences (this is the default if your locale is French for example) * Visit https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T13267 (jsut an example, I just pick here a bug submitted years ago) You'll see that * **years are not displayed**, it's impossible to see accurate dates for bugs or comments submitted years ago ! * the ISO 8601 format is in fact not used at all, instead the en-US format is used (but with months or abbrevs translated in the user's language, and incorrecly ordered) Actual Results: * "fév 22 AM, 10:57" (if French is the selected UI language) * which is complete non-sense (in French days of the month should be *before* the month name, abbreviated here) * the "AM/PM" makes no sense at all in French: note that the default is already using the 24-hours format. Expected Results: * "22 fév 2014, 10:57" (for the normal French format), or * "2014-02-22 10:57" (for the ISO 8601, if using the local time from the locale), or * "2014-02-22T10:57Z" (for the standard ISO 8601 format in the UTC timezone) Current workaround: * We MUST select the English (US?) locale to see years. * We don't know which timezone is used for time. So Phabricator is almost unusable in any other language than English for the UI.UI, as we must to be able to track time correctly!