Posting my response now that I have I finally got the copyright
assignment, including employer disclaimer, finalized.
Original patch posted Feb 19, 2019, for reference:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2019-02/msg00041.html
Now responding to Assaf's comments from April of last
Assaf Gordon wrote:
Adding new accepted formats is good,
but rejecting (or changing the meaning of) currently-accepted formats
is a much more problematic decision due to breaking existing programs.
I think that before continuing, it should be discussed and decided
whether this is acceptable or
Hello Alex,
Thank for you putting the time for writing the patch
and descriptions in such details.
In general:
On 2019-02-18 9:00 p.m., Alex Eulenberg wrote:
1. Accept dates in the ISO 8601 basic date and time format.
[...]> 2. Accept decimal fractions of time units other than seconds in
On 2019-02-18 20:00 PST, Alex Eulenberg wrote:
1. Accept dates in the ISO 8601 basic date and time format. This
is a format allowing the expression of point in time to the resolution
of a second with only alphanumeric characters -- no spaces, no
punctuation -- suitable for use in fields that
