Closed iwpnd closed 2 years ago
Hi @iwpnd! My main source is IANA news, then Paul Eggert's database and finally adding aliases using moment data.
I think the problem is moment, I guess it adds a lot of aliases for backward compatibility. In your experience, is there any other source I should consider? Any suggestion is very welcome.
Hey, the latter seems to be the root cause for deprecated time zones in your collection. moment-timezone
is still on IANA 2021a, while 2021b was released in September '21.
I always resort to wikipedia to be honest. This tz database maintained over there is on point and even lists what's canonical and what's deprecated.
Sounds good. I'll work this week to update the data.
Thank you 🙏
smol bump. would be great if you'd find the time @manuelmhtr. Also happy to help if you were to point me into the right direction. :)
Hi @iwpnd, thanks. I'm almost done. I updated the data with 2021c IANA database and included all deprecated timezones (some users might find them useful as well) BUT they won't be returned by the current API by default, I'll add a deprecated
option to return them when required.
I hope to release this version by Sunday 🤞
Hi @iwpnd, it's done!! Version 3.3.0 matches Wikipedia, it resulted to be really accurate and better organized than the other sources.
Also, added the deprecated
option but by default you won't notice any deprecated timezone.
Feedback is welcome 👍
Hi 👋
what's your take on deprecating timezones in this library?
While I see you have removed some deprecated ones with
v3.0.0
, I can also see that some still remain even though they're deprecated (Poland
,America/Grenada
and many more). The latter are almost exclusively linked to the current canonical correct name. What is your source of truth here?