fix: update usages of String.format to explicitly pass Locale.US #2974
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Usage of `Storage#format(String, Object...)` will use the default locale for it's formatting. This can lead to unexpected formatting if a right-to-left language such as Arabic is the default locale. Update all usages to use `String.format(Locale.US, pattern, Object...)` so we ensure things like headers or error messages are formatted according to the US conventions which match `en_US` and ascii byte conventions. Incidentally, things like right-to-left formatting seem to only apply to java11+ not java8. Fixes #2972
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Mar 5, 2025
Perhaps related to https://openjdk.org/jeps/252 |
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Usage of
Storage#format(String, Object...)will use the default locale for it's formatting. This can lead to unexpected formatting if a right-to-left language such as Arabic is the default locale.Update all usages to use
String.format(Locale.US, pattern, Object...)so we ensure things like headers or error messages are formatted according to the US conventions which matchen_USand ascii byte conventions.Incidentally, things like right-to-left formatting seem to only apply to java11+ not java8.
Fixes #2972