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Timezone name specifier not working #1965
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However we may implement is ourselves: chronotope/chrono#960 (comment) |
If we do implement this on our own, it should be opt-in. Personally I find it helpful to know my offset (which changes because of DST) when reviewing logs in UTC, and don't care what the name of the timezone is. |
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I have the time block format set to
The output appears as
2023-11-02 Thu 09:36 +10:00
but the chrono docs say that
%Z
should be a local timezone name. Their example gives "ACST". Mine isCan't figure out exactly why. But the chrono docs do say
Formatting only
, which I thought is what this is.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: