Odoo is the world's easiest all-in-one management software.
It includes hundreds of business apps:
Odoo is making drastic changes based on feedback from a few users about the current setup — for example, the date format — while ignoring millions of users who are perfectly fine with how things are.
Changing the date format from numbers to letters should have been optional or at least adjustable through a setting.
Hi,
In Odoo 19, the datepicker defaults to MMM d (e.g., Sep 18) because it uses the Luxon library with localized formats, which can be confusing compared to the old MM/dd/yyyy. You can change this by editing the Language → Date Format in settings, but the picker may still show abbreviated months. The most reliable fix is a small JavaScript override in a custom module to force MM/dd/yyyy it everywhere.
Hope it helps
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I noticed this change when upgrading from 18 > 19. We are using SaaS and while I can go into Studio and change every field to the numeric format, it is a giant pain. The Language > Date Format setting doesn't affect the fields.
I agree with OP, changes like this shouldn't be global without a way of reverting globally.