https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65253
Thiemo Mättig <thiemo.maet...@wikimedia.de> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Thiemo Mättig <thiemo.maet...@wikimedia.de> ---
I suggest to leave this as it is. Setting "after" to 0 means "unspecified".
This is similar to setting month or day to 0.
"2014-05-00" means "May 2014", right? Having the day unspecified is ok in the
data model. But code that does actual calculations with this value can not
simply use it as it is. It will end with "30 April 2014" or fail completely. It
must correct 0 to 1 in the calculation.
Same for the "after" value discussed here. I think it's useful to have an
"unspecified" value. This allows user A to set a time value to "2014-00-00" and
the precision to "YEAR" and that's it. User B can see what user A did and that
he had not set an "after" value. If it defaults to "1" you loose this
information.
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