WEB-1270: Register Azerbaijani locale data - #4058
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Date formatting and Azerbaijani locale support src/app/core/utils/dates.ts, src/app/pipes/date-format.pipe.ts, src/app/web-app.component.ts, src/app/core/utils/dates.spec.ts |
formatDate falls back to Moment.js when DatePipe throws for a valid timestamp and rethrows the error for an invalid timestamp. Azerbaijani locale data is imported for Moment.js and registered with Angular. Tests cover both fallback outcomes. |
Priority: ➖ Normal
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes
Change: Bug fix
Suggested reviewers: gkbishnoi07
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 43db3
When DatePipe fails for a valid date, formatting continues without exposing the cause, making locale or configuration issues harder to diagnose. The concern is bounded and does not prevent merging.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 43db3
The Azerbaijani locale registration fixes the normal language path. The broader fallback also allows some dates that previously failed to proceed, but it may format locale-sensitive dates differently from the selected language. The effect on submitted financial dates warrants design review; no cross-user access or privilege escalation was established.
Retained concerns
- Medium · architecture · inferred: When DatePipe fails, the shared fallback can format a valid, locale-sensitive date using Moment's current global locale rather than the selected language, while consumers submit the result with a separately declared locale and date format. This may weaken containment of formatting failures in financial date payloads; the resulting server behavior is unverified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
- inferred — The observed exposure is date content produced within an existing user's web-app flows, including savings and standing instructions. No evidence establishes cross-user reachability, gained privilege, or changed infrastructure authority; the complete consumer set was not established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
- observed — The selected language is stored by the language selector and read by Dates. DatePipe remains the first formatter, and Moment-invalid timestamps still fail. The code shown does not establish how the backend validates a fallback-formatted date.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
- inferred — Moment's global locale can make the exceptional formatting path depend on prior display-pipe activity. That is a failure-containment concern for locale-sensitive dates, not evidence of an independently exploitable authorization bypass.
Hardening Proposals
- proposed — Bind fallback formatting to the selected locale on a Moment instance and constrain recovery to understood DatePipe failures, so a recovered write preserves the intended date contract rather than relying on global locale state.
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| Title check | ✅ Passed | The title clearly identifies the main change: registering Azerbaijani locale data. It is concise and specific, although it does not mention the additional date-format fallback. |
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- Around line 45-50: Update the catch around DatePipe formatting to reject
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Problem
Azerbaijani (
az-AZ) was added to the defaultsupportedLanguageslist in #4029(commit abf0a71), but its Angular locale data was never registered.
When a user selects Azerbaijani, the language selector stores the code
az(
value.substring(0, 2)), which flows intonew DatePipe('az')inDates.formatDate(). Angular'sDatePipe.transformthen throws:Dates.formatDateis called in ~337 places, overwhelmingly to format thetransaction/effective date when building command payloads sent to Fineract
(journal entries, account transfers, loan disbursement/repayment, client
activation, add-charge, etc.). So every date-bearing write operation fails for
Azerbaijani users. The failure is easy to miss because read-only date display
is coincidentally protected —
DateFormatPipeuses moment (falls back toEnglish), and
CustomDateAdapter.formatwraps itsDatePipein try/catch — sodates still render and the error only surfaces on submit.
Every other supported language dodged this because its 2-letter code
(
cs, de, es, fr, it, ko, lt, lv, ne, pt, sw) maps to a locale thatweb-app.component.tsalready registers.Fix
azlocale viaregisterLocaleDatainweb-app.component.ts(the essential fix — stops theDatePipethrow).azlocale indate-format.pipe.ts, so Azerbaijani datesrender in-locale instead of silently falling back to English (matching every
other supported language).
Dates.formatDatewith a moment-based fallback (mirroringCustomDateAdapter), so any future unregistered locale degrades gracefullyinstead of breaking submits.
Steps to reproduce (before this fix)
Azerbaijani (first in the list).
Missing locale data for the locale "az"error; thepayload is never built and the operation fails.
After this fix, the same flow succeeds and dates render in the Azerbaijani locale.
Testing
npm run lintnpm run testVisual evidence
This changes how dates render for the Azerbaijani locale. Per the contribution
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