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Can you please fix the conflicts? |
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Thanks @StanFromIreland , I've merged main into the branch and resolved the conflict in Modules/_datetimemodule.c. Ready for another look. |
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Adds cross-platform support for the
%sformat code (UNIX timestamp, representing the number of seconds since the Epoch) in thedatetimemodule'sstrftimewrapper.On Unix,
%sis natively supported by the underlying C runtime library, while on Windows it is typically not supported and varies unpredictably. This patch normalizes the behavior by intercepting%sinternally fordatetimeinstances, guaranteeing cross-platform consistency.make_sreplacementinModules/_datetimemodule.cto handle the conversion before passing the format to the native platformstrftime()C function.Lib/_pydatetime.py).%scovering timezone-aware and naive timestamps, including negative pre-epoch timestamps, toLib/test/datetimetester.py.strftime()formatting table and footnotes inDoc/library/datetime.rst.