Closed ghost closed 1 year ago
You will catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.
I won't being providing any additional support. It's on you now. If you need to know what is happening and why, then I suggest you dig into the code, and then rtfm.
You might try googling "apparent solar time" and educating yourself first though. Good day.
Describe the bug NaturalHour displays a false timezone by default Apparent Solar Time.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expected the developer to notice this is a false timezone and at least not make it the default - at best not have a known false timezone as an option ( AST which the developer has attributed to java objects this may be an upstream bug with dalvic art or whatever java like runtime it is pulling the false zone from )
It is possible my phone has a runtime with a false AST while the developers phone does not but seems unlikely
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Additional context The bug was found after a discussion here https://github.com/forrestguice/NaturalHour/issues/16