fix: use tag rather than timestamp in dataset changelog headings #176
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Rather than using a timestamp in changelog headings, e.g. `2024-02-16T04:00:32Z`, let's use version tag, which is a safe representation of a timestamp, e.g. `2024-02-16--04-00-32Z`. Side-by-side for comparison: ``` 2024-02-16T04:00:32Z 2024-02-16--04-00-32Z ``` This will make the representation consistent across `CHANGELOG.md`, `index.json`, `pathogen.json`, git commit text andgit tags, filesystem paths, CLI display and args, etc. Notable exception is web UI, which decides how to represent dates in on its own to make it look friendlier for less technical users.
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Rather than using a timestamp in changelog headings, e.g.
2024-02-16T04:00:32Z, let's use version tag, which is a safe representation of a timestamp, e.g.2024-02-16--04-00-32Z.Side-by-side for comparison:
This will make the representation consistent across
CHANGELOG.md,index.json,pathogen.json, git commit text andgit tags, filesystem paths, CLI display and args, etc.Notable exception is web UI, which decides how to represent dates in on its own to make it look friendlier for less technical users.