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When the user inputs multiple timezones, we could sort the output so after the local timezone there's always the one that has the least difference.
We should try to preserve the user order, so if there's no difference we use the input order.
We may also add an argument to preserve the user order even if the sorted output would be different. Maybe we can use--preserve-order or --no-sort? Or maybe even have this feature as an opt-in via --order
For example, in the following screenshot, new_york has less difference than tijuana, so the sorted output would be:
local
new_york
tijuana
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When the user inputs multiple timezones, we could sort the output so after the local timezone there's always the one that has the least difference.
We should try to preserve the user order, so if there's no difference we use the input order.
We may also add an argument to preserve the user order even if the sorted output would be different. Maybe we can use
--preserve-order
or--no-sort
? Or maybe even have this feature as an opt-in via--order
For example, in the following screenshot,
new_york
has less difference thantijuana
, so the sorted output would be:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: