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Describe the bug
If a new file is created in the first week of a new year (well, at least for 2025), the file-fomat shows the correct week-no, which is no. 1, but still uses the "old" year, meaning the year on the beginning of the week.
To Reproduce
Create a weekly journal with the following settings:
Describe the bug
If a new file is created in the first week of a new year (well, at least for 2025), the file-fomat shows the correct week-no, which is no. 1, but still uses the "old" year, meaning the year on the beginning of the week.
To Reproduce
Create a weekly journal with the following settings:
(setq org-journal-file-type 'weekly)
(setq org-journal-start-on-weekday calendar-week-start-day)
(setq org-journal-file-format "%Y-%V.org")
This will create a new file with the name 2024-01.org on 2.1.2025.
Expected behavior
The first week of the year should be in the correct year, meaning 2025 in this case.
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