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  2. JRASERVER-9048

Calendar week begins with sunday independently from locale

      Independently of the locale, the calendar week shown e.g. when selecting a date always begins by sunday.
      As we in germany (UK too, as far as I know) begin the calender week by monday, this year the calendar weeks are shifted.
      Eg. today (16-Jan-2006) we have CW 3 with german (or UK) locale, but CW 2 with US locale.
      As we very heavily use calendar weeks for our shippings, this is a real problem.
      I tried changing the locale of the system user starting jira, the field "Default language" in the general configuration of jira,
      and my own locale as a user in my user preferences, but no one of these 3 had any effects on the calendar week.
      Is there a way in jira to change this?

            [JRASERVER-9048] Calendar week begins with sunday independently from locale

            Same issue for me

            Elias Schwendimann added a comment - Same issue for me

            The date picker in start date still has Sunday even though I have the setting ISO activated

            James Parnell added a comment - The date picker in start date still has Sunday even though I have the setting ISO activated

            Perhaps it is related to JRA-20014. Whilst fixing JRA-20014 we will be sure to use your steps to reproduce to ensure the issue is resolved.

            frother (Inactive) added a comment - Perhaps it is related to JRA-20014 . Whilst fixing JRA-20014 we will be sure to use your steps to reproduce to ensure the issue is resolved.

            Hello Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal,

            Apologies this issue is still affecting you. I have tried to reproduce it locally by:

            1. Setting the user profile locale to German
            2. Clicking on the "duedate" picker from the edit issue page
            3. Clicking the release date picker from manage versions (in project admin)

            Both of these pickers had Monday as the first day.

            I also tried setting the system locale (Administration > General Configuration). The same pickers still had Monday as the first day.

            Are you able to please let me know how this problem can be reproduced. Perhaps I should be trying a different locale?

            Thankyou

            frother (Inactive) added a comment - Hello Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal, Apologies this issue is still affecting you. I have tried to reproduce it locally by: Setting the user profile locale to German Clicking on the "duedate" picker from the edit issue page Clicking the release date picker from manage versions (in project admin) Both of these pickers had Monday as the first day. I also tried setting the system locale (Administration > General Configuration). The same pickers still had Monday as the first day. Are you able to please let me know how this problem can be reproduced. Perhaps I should be trying a different locale? Thankyou

            I do have JIRA 4 (v4.1.2#531)

            Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal [Salenda] added a comment - I do have JIRA 4 (v4.1.2#531)

            Pia Olstad added a comment -

            Perhaps it was only fixed in version 4, Álvaro?
            Have you upgraded?

            Pia Olstad added a comment - Perhaps it was only fixed in version 4, Álvaro? Have you upgraded?

            How can a issue like this remain open for more than 4 years?

            And why is it marked as resolved if it isn't really fixed?

            Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal [Salenda] added a comment - How can a issue like this remain open for more than 4 years? And why is it marked as resolved if it isn't really fixed?

            Hello,

            in Jira 3.13.x the workaround for the ISO 8601 first week of year is similar to the monday workaround.
            In the same files:

            atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/plugins/jira/macros.vm

            template/standard/datepicker2.jsp

            template/single/datepicker2.jsp

            after the line in the calendar setup where you correct the "firstDay : 0," to "firstDay : 1," add the following line:

                    useISO8601WeekNumbers : true, // first week of the year
            

            Bettina Zucker added a comment - Hello, in Jira 3.13.x the workaround for the ISO 8601 first week of year is similar to the monday workaround. In the same files: atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/plugins/jira/macros.vm template/standard/datepicker2.jsp template/single/datepicker2.jsp after the line in the calendar setup where you correct the "firstDay : 0," to "firstDay : 1," add the following line: useISO8601WeekNumbers : true, // first week of the year

            Concerning the First Week Of Year problem, see JRA-10088.

            Bettina Zucker added a comment - Concerning the First Week Of Year problem, see JRA-10088 .

            Maybe I did something wrong, but I got Project Administration - Manage Versions monday change after modifing
            template/standard/datepicker2.jsp and template/single/datepicker2.jsp
            includes\js\calendar\calendar.js modificatsions did not help in Enterprise Edition, Version: 3.13.2.

            Now its only the JIRA Calendar Plugin monday left for me

            Jaan Raamets added a comment - Maybe I did something wrong, but I got Project Administration - Manage Versions monday change after modifing template/standard/datepicker2.jsp and template/single/datepicker2.jsp includes\js\calendar\calendar.js modificatsions did not help in Enterprise Edition, Version: 3.13.2. Now its only the JIRA Calendar Plugin monday left for me

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