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                                            Justin Grant

Editorial: Add <dfn> variants for "offset time zone identifier(s)"

Adds `` variants for "offset time zone identifier" and "offset time zone identifiers" for clearer hyperlinking in 262, 402, and Temporal specs. This is especially helpful when "available named time...

Clarify custom domain section of README

This PR extends and clarifies the "Deploying to GitHub Pages with a custom domain" section in the readme. It explains an alternate way to get the CNAME file into your...

False negative when tests are run under a debugger

Node (see https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/34799) emits console output when running tests under a debugger (e.g. VS Code's IDE debugger). `Debugger attached.\n` is emitted at the beginning of the test, and `Waiting for...

Warnings in strict mode

I just wrapped my react.js app in a component, and it yielded the following warnings, two of which are complaining about react-autocomplete (version 1.8.1). > Warning: Unsafe lifecycle methods were...

How to reduce cross-implementation incompatibility when new IDs are introduced?

While reviewing bug reports on existing ECMAScript canonicalization behavior, I ran across a problematic case: when a new TZDB identifier is introduced, inevitably some environments will get it before others,...

How to define "canonical time zone identifier" in the spec?

This proposal should define what "canonical time zone identifier" means in ECMAScript. Creating the text for this definition is part of [Step 4](https://github.com/justingrant/proposal-canonical-tz/blob/main/README.md#4-prescriptive-spec-text-to-reduce-divergence-between-implementations) as described in the README. Unfortunately "A...

Should `DTF.p.resolvedOptions().timeZone` canonicalize or not?

This proposal recommends storing un-canonicalized Link identifiers in TimeZone and ZonedDateTime slots, and returning Link identifier strings from `ZonedDateTime.p.timeZoneId`, `TimeZone.p.id`, and `toString`/`toJSON` of both types. But what about `Intl.DateTimeFormat.p.resolvedOptions().timeZone`? **Arguments...

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