Have no intention of doing this. You can use a different format that works for all regions vs just MM/DD. For example MMM

I already didn't want to support this feature, but I did so to be nice. Next request will be to support military vs non military (12 vs 24 hour formats).

if you really want this, please create two configs and maintain them.

I re read this.

Perhaps https://www.swiftyplace.com/blog/swift-date-formatting-10-steps-guide would work. But I don't know. Do you know if there is a built in method for this in swift?

Here is some pseduo code I pulled from ChatGPT and ran through xCode Playgrounds.

let currentDate = Date()

let dateFormat = DateFormatter.dateFormat(fromTemplate: "MMddyyyy", options: 0, locale: Locale.current)
let dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
dateFormatter.dateFormat = dateFormat

print("Required Date: \(dateFormatter.string(from: currentDate))")

When I change the region it updates the format. Interesting it does NOT work if you change the date format seperately. It pulls the date format from the region.

This should be fixed with 84fb165

https://github.com/macadmins/nudge/actions/runs/10079098388
go to Packages (you must be signed in) and then unzip it and run manually

I can confirm that is the date format is now set based on the format selected in System Settings. I also confirmed that setting the requiredInstallationDisplayFormat key still overrides the system format.

Thanks, as always, for your quick response.

Great. I will release v2.0.5 with this fix once the other person who requested a feature tests and confirms if it solves their issue.