There are few discrepancies in core and npm databases:
For example dates are inconsistent across different files. We should document the format and add CI to validate PRs. @vdeturckheim I think you did some work on this with Joi validators.
Here is the Joi schema: https://github.com/nodejs/security-wg/pull/102/files#diff-5b7a60d6cbe47068f950c8112a7c2a54R22
What format do you believe we should keep for dates @dgonzalez ? The Joi validation has been retro-engineered from what we had, but maybe it is time we make the change we want to the format before the db gets too big.
I am ok with the dd-mm-yyyy or similar. Hour does not bring too much value.
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What format do you believe we should keep for dates @dgonzalez
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dd-mm-yyyy
yyyy-mm-dd? That's what we now have for part of the reports, also that doesn't get mixed up in US vs the rest of the world. Also, sortable ;-).
I'm usually pro yyyy-mm-dd ^^
Works for me.
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I'm usually pro yyyy-mm-dd ^^
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yep
sorry, accidentally hit the wrong button
can this be closed now that #216 has landed?
Yes this is done.
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yyyy-mm-dd? That's what we now have for part of the reports, also that doesn't get mixed up in US vs the rest of the world. Also, sortable ;-).