samples: don't use USA formatted dates for expiry #396
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Found via https://twitter.com/iaincollins/status/1040247045246930946 "I ran into the Google Cloud SDK documentation (and code examples!) using MM-DD-YYYY yesterday" Docs state: "A timestamp when this policy will expire. Any value given is passed to new Date()."
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Wow, screw you, linter: Fine, I'll replace the readable code with less readable code. |
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Thanks @broady :)
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Found via https://twitter.com/iaincollins/status/1040247045246930946
"I ran into the Google Cloud SDK documentation (and code examples!) using MM-DD-YYYY yesterday"
Docs state:
"A timestamp when this policy will expire. Any value given is passed to new Date()."