I ran across an issue with CLDR v38 that may affect the
unicode-cldr-core package. (I believe the latest package used is v32 but
it's worth being aware of this issue.)
One of the changes is for en_GB to change the date abbreviation for
"September" from "Sep" to "Sept". This will break software that is
relying on locale information to parse or generate dates, and may also
break any formatting that expects 3-letter months.
A thread which discusses how it affects a DateTime::Local perl module is
at https://groups.perlists.pm/sympa/arc/london.pm/2021-01/msg00007.html
but I imagine this will affect anything that relies on CLDR data.
I have reported the issue to the Unicode group at
https://unicode-org.atlassian.net/browse/CLDR-14412
Apologies if this is the wrong list for posting this to.
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