https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=128314
--- Comment #2 from Eike Rathke <[email protected]> ---
This is due to locale data in i18npool/source/localedata/data/ru_RU.xml and how
the number formatter's rules for genitive case vs noun case kick in.
All <MonthsOfYear> (used as noun, i.e. for a single MMMM) full month names in
ru_RU.xml start with a capital letter, abbreviated names start with a small
letter. There is no direct way to have different casing for the same format
code or month name. Maybe the new NatNum12 spell-out rules can cover that, not
sure.
The <GenitiveMonths> used for the possessive genitive case (i.e. in conjunction
with the day of month as in D MMMM) start with small letters.
For >D MMMM,< the trailing comma leads to the noun case being used, due to
backwards compatibility with other characters following a MMMM. However,
probably the comma could be exempted there (and the LongDateMonthSeparator
fwiw, which happens to be a space in ru_RU.xml so works anyway).
For the glory details see
https://erack.net/blog/archives/2-LibreOffice-possessive-genitive-case-and-partitive-case-month-names.html
(I think those basic rules didn't change) and implementation in
svl/source/numbers/zformat.cxx SvNumberformat::ImpUseMonthCase().
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