Martin Egri

I agree that would be preferable in this case. Still, what if I want to use a nightly build or something equally unofficial? It seems to me that I can...

> Using a nightly JVM feels very niche, so I tend to think that it's ok with that just being supported through the `system` JVM, honestly. > > Why do...

Just so I understand, are you opposed to doing placeholder injection in this part of the config, or is the use-case unclear? FWIW the default index is still not updated....

> You're in luck, I also want a local index file now since the coursier index is slow to update :D 😁 > There seems to be some trouble with...

Noticed two things: - This is a transitive issue from perfolation - Setting `java.util.TimeZone.setDefault(java.util.TimeZone.getTimeZone("UTC"))` gives me the desired behaviour, but as a JVM-wide global it's quite scary to set.. 😬

A better solution perhaps would be to add the zone offset at the end of the string according to ISO8601-standards 🤔

> Can you clarify which log formatting you are using? > Also, are you logging on JVM, JS, or Native? Using `FormatBlock.Date.ISO8601`on JVM, although I'm assuming the outcome should be...

@darkfrog26 I wasn't paying attention to this. I'm sorry. Fixing the output to use the proper timezone would definitely be preferable. > my proposed solution is just to replace "Z"...

This works though: ``` val z = val ms = l.t.timeZoneOffsetMillis val sign = if ms < 0 then "-" else "+" val HH = Math.abs(ms) / 3600000 val MM...

Hey @vkostyukov, sorry to hear that, it feels like a nice library! It seems like things are even worse than I initially thought — which kinda makes me feel like...