Isaac Cambron
Isaac Cambron
"US/Central" works fine for me in Node v19.7.0. I also tried it on v17.1.0, and that worked too. So a few things to note: 1. The JS environment provides the...
Yeah, the IANA zone handles this just fine (though we should probably change the offset interface to return seconds). I have been loathe to port this logic to the system...
That's a good point
@dobon yeah, I think I'd take that. It would also help perf on that zone, because we wouldn't have to ask Intl to compute offsets for us. `etc/gmt` may be...
@diesieben07 we generally think of Z as implying UTC. Compare to, say, London time when the offset happens to be 0. So when possible we try to format UTC dates...
I think of GMT as an (outdated) alias for UTC as well. I'm certainly open to being wrong about this, but I don't see a meaningful difference between them in...
@looselytyped I solve this by creating picky endpoints: ``` clj (testing (let [url "http://somewhere.com"] (fakit/with-fake-http [{:url url :method :post} (fn [_ {body :body} _] (if (= "test" body) "ok" "rejected"))]...
I'm not able to reproduce this, at least in Node: ```js > var moment = require('moment') undefined > moment.version '2.19.0' > require('moment-countdown') {} > moment().countdown [Function] ``` Where are you...
@bgando That seems to be saying that `countdown` is not the right kind of thing. Can you inject `console.log(countdown)` just above that and see what it says? I'm not sure...
@bgando Great!