Formatting as ISO8601 should use a Z when in UTC mode #3020
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As described in issue #3020, a moment in UTC mode should be formatted, by default, with the letter Z as a suffix instead of the time zone, +00:00.
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Using Z suffix when in UTC mode (#3020)
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Ref: moment/moment#3020 This presents a breaking change for anyone who might have been asserting against the error message thrown.
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Currently, a moment in UTC mode (such as
moment.utc(), ormoment().utc(), etc.) is formatted with a+00:00offset when.format()is called with no parameters.Example:
For best conformance to ISO8601/RFC3339, when the time zone is explicitly UTC then we should use
Zinstead of+00:00.The difference is semantic only, though important in some contexts. For example,
+00:00might be from London in the winter, or from several places in Africa. ButZis always UTC.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: