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Previously all December, November and October posts were buried below February, because `2019/2/1` (Feb 1) is lexicographically above (in front of?) `2019/10/1` (Oct 1). This is not how mother nature intended it in ISO8601: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 Let's correct this mistake by sorting dates with zero prefixed month and day numbers to make all dates of fixed size. Among other things, this puts Rust 1.40 (released `2019-12-19`) as the version newer than Rust 1.38 (released `2019-09-26`), which is now linked as the latest version on rust-lang.org, despite link saying it's Rust 1.40. Closes rust-lang#500
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Previously all December, November and October posts were buried
below February, because
2019/2/1(Feb 1) is lexicographicallyabove (in front of?)
2019/10/1(Oct 1). This is not how mothernature intended it in ISO8601:
Let's correct this mistake by sorting dates with zero prefixed
month and day numbers to make all dates of fixed size.
Among other things, this puts Rust 1.40 (released
2019-12-19)as the version newer than Rust 1.38 (released
2019-09-26),which is now linked as the latest version on rust-lang.org,
despite link saying it's Rust 1.40.
Closes #500