Format a shipping week with the week year - #46
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30 December 2024 was encoded as 202401. That Monday is ISO week 1 of 2025, so the code is 202501. 1 January 2020 stays 202001.
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EdifactDate::get('2024-12-30', EdifactDate::SHIPPING_WEEK)returned202401. Format 616 uses PHPW, the ISO week number, but the year token wasY. 30 December 2024 is a Monday in ISO week 1 of 2025, so the code is202501.2020-01-01still returns202001.Test plan
./vendor/bin/phpunit --filter testShippingWeekUsesTheWeekYearfailed before the fix (202401did not match202501) and passes after it./vendor/bin/phpunit(34 tests)Made with Cursor