Hi Collin, Today's CI run reports that the new tests tests/date/date-ethiopia tests/date/date-iran tests/date/date-thailand fail on OpenBSD and macOS.
On OpenBSD, that's expected, because gnulib/lib/strftime.c does not enable the non-Gregorian calendars on that system (because retrieving the locale name on OpenBSD pulls in too many dependencies). On macOS: That's unexpected. Failure log for date-ethiopia: ++ LC_ALL=C ++ date +%Y + current_year=2025 + export LC_ALL=am_ET.UTF-8 + LC_ALL=am_ET.UTF-8 ++ locale charmap + test UTF-8 '!=' UTF-8 ++ date -d 2025-09-10 +%Y + year_september_10=2017 ++ date -d 2025-09-12 +%Y + year_september_12=2018 + test 2017 = 2017 + test 2017 = 2017 + test 2018 = 2018 + case $(date --iso-8601=hours) in ++ date --iso-8601=hours + fail=1 + case $(date --rfc-3339=date) in ++ date --rfc-3339=date + fail=1 + Exit 1 Failure log for date-iran: ++ LC_ALL=C ++ date +%Y + current_year=2025 + export LC_ALL=fa_IR.UTF-8 + LC_ALL=fa_IR.UTF-8 ++ locale charmap + test UTF-8 '!=' UTF-8 ++ date -d 2025-03-19 +%Y + year_march_19=1403 ++ date -d 2025-03-22 +%Y + year_march_22=1404 + test 1403 = 1403 + test 1403 = 1403 + test 1404 = 1404 + case $(date --iso-8601=hours) in ++ date --iso-8601=hours + fail=1 + case $(date --rfc-3339=date) in ++ date --rfc-3339=date + fail=1 Bruno
