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⏱ A library for working with dates and times in JS
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Wrong offset when specifing a time zone in NestJs #1056

Closed AndresHalliday closed 2 years ago

AndresHalliday commented 2 years ago

Describe the bug I ran the same code in Angular and in NodeJs (NestJs) and it gave me different offsets for the same time zone.

To Reproduce let date = DateTime.fromISO('2021-10-16T14:30:00.000Z').setZone('Europe/Paris'); console.log('zoneName', date.zoneName); console.log('offset', date.offset); console.log('valueOf', date.valueOf());

Actual vs Expected behavior In Angular it printed this: zoneName Europe/Paris offset 120 valueOf 1634394600000

And in Nestjs in printed this: zoneName Europe/Paris offset -600 valueOf 1634394600000 It is the same timestamp and time zone name but the offset is different. I think the one from Angular is correct.

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icambron commented 2 years ago

This is probably #1073. Can you try the latest version of Luxon?

AndresHalliday commented 2 years ago

Hi, thank you.

I updated Luxon and it worked fine. But I try it also without the update and it worked fine too, so I'm not sure if that was what fixed it, or if it is somthing random or it has something to do with the date. Anyway, after that I haven't found any other date that has that problem.

Thanks