Within snippets, the datetime placeholder doesn’t consider the system language anymore

[mischnu]

I’m using a snippet containig the following datetime placeholder:

 

{datetime +1M:MMMM}

 

This should output the name of the next moth. Today I realized that the output now always is in English language while it used to be in my system language (German), so I get 'December' instaed of 'Dezember'. I’ve recently updated my macOS (Ventura 13.0) and Alfred as well, so I can’t tell what is causing this behaviour.

 

Any ideas now to fix this? Is there a way to add a localization to the output?

Edited November 3, 2022 by mischnu

[Andrew]

@mischnu sorry, this is a regression of fixing this issue:

 

 

I will back out that fix and do a pre-release this afternoon, and come up with an alternative fix for the ISO date issue.

 

Cheers,

Andrew

[Andrew]

@mischnu if you update to the 5.0.5 b2096 pre-release, could you let me know if this regression has been fixed for you?

[mischnu]

@Andrew In 5.0.5 [2096] this issue is fixed. Thank you so much!