fix: 🐛 timezones abbreviations inconsistency/mismatch across timezones #766
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hoorayimhelping
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| date: Dayjs; | ||
| timezone?: string; | ||
| locales?: string; |
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I think this should be called locale not locales
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Why?
Found inconsistent timezone abbreviations across timezones, causing test failures, e.g. users in En-US get "EST", while EN-UK get "GMT-5".
For example, let's say we call:
Where date is:
The following is expected:
"EST"But someone based in London/UK would get:
"GMT-5"How?
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