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  1. Jira Data Center
  2. JRASERVER-62769

JIRA doesn't recognize "Mrz" abbreviation for March in German

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      NOTE: This bug report is for JIRA Server. Using JIRA Cloud? See the corresponding bug report.

      Steps to reproduce:

      1. Go to General Configuration
      2. Change Indexing Language to German
      3. Change Default Language to Deutsch (Deutschland)
      4. Change Default user time zone to Europe and Timezone to (GMT+01:00) Berlin
      5. Change any date picker field (e. g Due Date) to any date in March (e.g 4/Mrz/15 10:25 PM)

      Expected Result:

      • JIRA should be able to recognize "Mrz" abbreviation for March

      Actual Result:

      Possible Workaround:

      • Change the date format from 20/Mrz/15 to 20.03.15 with the below setting in Advanced Settings: 
        jira.date.picker.javascript.format=%d.%m.%y
jira.date.time.picker.javascript.format=%d.%m.%y %H:%M
jira.date.time.picker.java.format=d.MM.yy H:mm
jira.date.picker.java.format=d.MM.yy
      • Change date manually to 20/Mär/15 or 20/März/17

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            [JRASERVER-62769] JIRA doesn't recognize "Mrz" abbreviation for March in German

            Ignat (Inactive) added a comment -

            Hi everyone,

            I'm raising JRA-64849 to track progress on delivering the fix for the JIRA Server. Please watch the linked issue for the updates.

            Thanks,
            Ignat
            JIRA Bugmaster.

            Ignat (Inactive) added a comment - Hi everyone, I'm raising  JRA-64849 to track progress on delivering the fix for the JIRA Server. Please watch the linked issue for the updates. Thanks, Ignat JIRA Bugmaster.

            BV added a comment - - edited

            I have that issue on our on premise setup with 7.2.6 as well.

            Is there any plan when this will go to the server releases?

            BV added a comment - - edited I have that issue on our on premise setup with 7.2.6 as well. Is there any plan when this will go to the server releases?

            Ignat (Inactive) added a comment -

            Hi mwe1,

            Yes, the issue is also planned to be shipped with server bugfix releases. Please watch the issue for the updates.

            Cheers,
            Ignat
            JIRA Bugmaster.

            Ignat (Inactive) added a comment - Hi mwe1 , Yes, the issue is also planned to be shipped with server bugfix releases. Please watch the issue for the updates. Cheers, Ignat JIRA Bugmaster.

            Team Werkzeugunterstuetzung added a comment -

            @kkercz   What about the server versions of Jira? Is the fix also implemented in the future releases too? 

            Team Werkzeugunterstuetzung added a comment - @ kkercz    What about the server versions of Jira? Is the fix also implemented in the future releases too? 

            Krzysztof Kercz added a comment -

            This has been fixed and will be soon deployed to all Cloud instances.

            "mrz" is now recognized as date input. Note however that it is being transformed by JIRA into "Mär", which is a standard abbreviation for March in German.

            Krzysztof Kercz added a comment - This has been fixed and will be soon deployed to all Cloud instances. "mrz" is now recognized as date input. Note however that it is being transformed by JIRA into "Mär", which is a standard abbreviation for March in German.

            Robby Beyer added a comment -

            Same here - contacted support, they have applied a work around and I have changed all Javascript Datetime-Picker Formats to dd.mm.yyyy. This will help.

            Robby Beyer added a comment - Same here - contacted support, they have applied a work around and I have changed all Javascript Datetime-Picker Formats to dd.mm.yyyy. This will help.

            Mark Oliver Utz added a comment -

            the change in the advanced settings worked for me with: "/" as seperators not "." in the javascript entries.  (JIRA Cloud) Just if anyone is struggling with that

            jira.date.picker.javascript.format=%d/%m/%y
            jira.date.time.picker.javascript.format=%d/%m/%y %H:%M

            Mark Oliver Utz added a comment - the change in the advanced settings worked for me with: "/" as seperators not "." in the javascript entries.  (JIRA Cloud) Just if anyone is struggling with that jira.date.picker.javascript.format=%d/%m/%y jira.date.time.picker.javascript.format=%d/%m/%y %H:%M

            MediaMarkt Solutions added a comment -

            Due to this issue we can't close or open sprints in march as the system always overwrites the format into Mrz which doesn't work.

            The issue does more and more affect our users every day, please fix this soon.

            MediaMarkt Solutions added a comment - Due to this issue we can't close or open sprints in march as the system always overwrites the format into Mrz which doesn't work. The issue does more and more affect our users every day, please fix this soon.

            Markus Troeszter added a comment -

            URGEND, still not working, and we head into march!

            Markus Troeszter added a comment - URGEND, still not working, and we head into march!

            Victor Pana added a comment -

            JIRA Server 7.3.1 also affected.
            Please take into consideration that every single user who is using JIRA in the German language is affected by this!!!

            Victor Pana added a comment - JIRA Server 7.3.1 also affected. Please take into consideration that every single user who is using JIRA in the German language is affected by this!!!

              ialexeyenko Ignat (Inactive)
              acardino Anna Cardino (Inactive)
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