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To make it easier to move to the new metadata-augmented data, the STRIPES-111 work now calls it props.resources. The shape is a bit different but the salient bit is that props.data.foo is now at props.resources.foo.records.
Thanks @Michal Kuklis for looking into this, and I'll close this issue as done.
Michal Kuklis August 21, 2017 at 3:23 PM
Edited
@Charlotte Whitt it looks like this is happening because we are missing Danish translations. I added a translation file to the top level library (stripes-core) so you should be able to see the correct date format during next build.
Michal Kuklis August 21, 2017 at 2:39 PM
Thanks for testing this @Charlotte Whitt. I'm not sure if this is related to props.resources but I will double check now.
@Michal Kuklis To verify the change then I checked Settings > Organisation, to test the overall functionality.
Expected results: All functionality to be working as expected.
Actual results: When changing Setting > Language and localization, e.g. to Danish, then locale setting in e.g. Users app should be following Danish standard for display of dates DD/MM/YYYY, but in Users app it still follows US_Eng standard.
I can't determine if this is caused by the change from props.data to props.resources, or it's a new bug being introduced?
To make it easier to move to the new metadata-augmented data, the STRIPES-111 work now calls it props.resources. The shape is a bit different but the salient bit is that
props.data.foois now atprops.resources.foo.records.