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advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated offset name for Central European Standard Time #1713

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p6l-richard opened this issue Nov 25, 2021 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #2637
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advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated offset name for Central European Standard Time #1713

p6l-richard opened this issue Nov 25, 2021 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #2637

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@p6l-richard
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p6l-richard commented Nov 25, 2021 •
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Describe the bug
Using the advanced formatting for the abbreviated timezone outputs the offset instead of the abbreviation of the name:
GMT+1 instead of CEST for Europe/Berlin

Please see the behavior in this stackblitz

Expected behavior

From the docs and the EST example (see screenshot), I'd expect
dayjs().tz('Europe/Berlin').format('hh:mmA z');
to output e.g.
11:07AM CEST instead of 11:07AM GMT+1

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Central European Time on wikipedia

Information

  • Day.js Version [1.10.7]
  • OS: [Windows]
  • Browser [Version 96.0.4664.45 (Official Build) (64-bit)]
  • Time zone: [e.g. GMT+1 CEST (Central European Summer Time)]
@p6l-richard p6l-richard changed the title Abbreviated timezone from advancedFormat not showing advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated timezone name Nov 25, 2021
@p6l-richard p6l-richard changed the title advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated timezone name advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated offset name Nov 25, 2021
@p6l-richard p6l-richard changed the title advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated offset name advancedFormat's z outputs offset instead of abbreviated offset name for Central European Standard Time Nov 25, 2021
@vibhorpahare
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I am facing the same issue
Dayjs version : [1.10.6]
time zone : IST(Indian slandered time).

@m-heinemann
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I am facing the same issue
Dayjs version: [1.11.7]
time zone: most of them!

@Bhavin789
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I am facing the same issue. Any idea when this would be fixed or at least have the docs updated? Thanks. cc// @iamkun
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@phalkone
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I know this is an old topic, but I am facing the same issue. Would have loved to use this feature.

@MikePrus
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The same thing, somebody found a solution for this?

@borkanee
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Same issue here, did anyone find a solution?

@stefanobartoletti
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I wanted to open an issue for this, but I see that it is an already known problem.

I can only add that it still happens with version 1.11.10

@klm-turing
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@hi There, I opened a PR regarding this issue.

@klm-turing klm-turing linked a pull request Apr 24, 2024 that will close this issue
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Fix: Advanced format output with short offset name klm-turing/dayjs
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