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Refactored the rules for calculating holidays in South Korea based on the history of holiday changes. #314
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@barami Thanks for this PR. Are all your changes done? I will then review it. There are some pipeline errors but these are not related to your changes. |
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@barami Sorry I missed your last message. I'll have a look this weekend. Thanks for all the work! |
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Can you update the CHANGELOG file as well? Thanks!
Thanks for your review. I've updated the CHANGELOG file. |
…n note of SouthKorea Provider
…h Korea celebrated Buddha's Birthday on May 1 in 2001.
…ere first enacted in South Korea.
… methods to use year parameter instead of instance member.
…orcesDayTest class
… separate function for future changes.
… the history of holiday changes.
…became a public holiday was incorrect.
There is a conflict with a recent change in the upstream commit, so we rebase and request again. |
@stelgenhof
Hi there. It's been a while.
Recently, the South Korean government passed a bill designating Christmas and Buddha's Day as alternative holidays.
In response, we modified the code for calculating alternative holidays and refactored the scattered and hard-to-understand structure into one that follows the changes over the years.
Here are the changes we made
Best regards.