Format UTC offsets with invariant culture - #1908
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GetDateOffset used plain interpolation, so the numbers were rendered with CurrentCulture while the rest of DateFormatter uses InvariantCulture. Under a culture with a non-ascii negative sign (for example ar-SA, which uses U+061C followed by "-") a DateTimeOffset with a negative offset produced a parameter string, and hence a file name, that never matched a snapshot committed from an en-US machine. The same value also leaked into snapshot content via Convert when date scrubbing is off.
# Conflicts: # docs/type-to-string-mapping.md # src/Verify.Tests/DateFormatterTests.cs # src/Verify/Serialization/DateFormatter_DateTimeOffset.cs # src/todo.md
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GetDateOffset used plain interpolation, so the numbers were rendered with CurrentCulture while the rest of DateFormatter uses InvariantCulture. Under a culture with a non-ascii negative sign (for example ar-SA, which uses U+061C followed by "-") a DateTimeOffset with a negative offset produced a parameter string, and hence a file name, that never matched a snapshot committed from an en-US machine. The same value also leaked into snapshot content via Convert when date scrubbing is off.