Iskren Ivov Chernev

@ramseth001 this question is more a matter of pleasing a particular set of users accustomed to a particular timezone abbreviation. If you have a project that displays timestamps in different...

I'm all for this, it's a breaking change, but it's for the better, also moment-timezone is not stable as you pointed out (starting with zero), so I think it's fine...

It can work with any version above 2.9.0. As long as you update moment you're good. If we place 2.29.4, all people who want to use an older version of...

That sounds reasonable, maybe a method in the zone object, like nextOffsetChange(timestamp).

@gilmoreorless hm, this is a longstanding issue. Bidirectional linking makes some sense, but it should work more like equivalence sets than what it is now. So if you have A...

I can't reproduce with latest moment + moment-timezone. What could be happening is that you have different modules with different versions of moment, and that can cause big trouble (i.e...

We could possibly switch to `peerDependency` for moment-timezone, so it doesn't pick it's own version by default and forces users to specify a moment version.

Fair point, but this is a bug in moment, not moment-timezone. I'll leave it here for now.

Well the moment-timezone TS spec imports the moment TS spec and uses some interfaces. I don't really know what is supposed to happen, but other users are not complaining.

@manzajaro if you can provide some simple steps to reproduce (i.e set up environment). You don't expect everybody on our team to know what ionic is and how to use...