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The ts-format, ts-parse-org, and ts-parse-element tests seem to involve having either ts-format or ts-unix receive an object without timezone data declared, and then computing a time based on the user's timezone. Consequently, those three tests are failing on my machine, giving me results that are an integral number of hours off. Not the highest priority issue though.
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Thanks for reporting this. Apparently I should run the tests from another time zone, haha.
AFAIK Org timestamps don't support a time zone at all. At least, I can find no mention nor example of time zones in the Org manual section on timestamps, and I don't recall having seen any information about it.
So I think there's nothing to be done in the code itself, unless and until Org adds support for time zones in timestamps.
But for the tests, I guess I'll have to set the time zone manually after parsing.
The
ts-format
,ts-parse-org
, andts-parse-element
tests seem to involve having eitherts-format
orts-unix
receive an object without timezone data declared, and then computing a time based on the user's timezone. Consequently, those three tests are failing on my machine, giving me results that are an integral number of hours off. Not the highest priority issue though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: