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Thank you for reporting this. A while back, I switched to Python's dateutils for better support for non-English month names. It seems to not like Décembre. I assume any string with an accent mark might cause an issue.
I get the same result with locale set to fr_FR. I've found some conflicting information on the subject, but it may be necessary to provide translations (e.g., Déc == Dec) for the initial date string formatting. I'll look into more to see what the best solution might be.
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In the report template, i added the following jinja code to get a nicer formated date :
{{ project.end_date | format_datetime("d/m/Y") }}
When the
project.end_date
is in november, there is no issue but when it is set to December (décembre in french), I got this error :I use the last version of GhostWriter.
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