Timezone offset is reversed, Z and ZZ

[ZeeStorm]

In the documentation (and examples), Z is "+####" and ZZ is "+ZZ:ZZ", however the actual implementation is reversed. It doesn't appear that it makes a difference when passing in a date with Z or ZZ to be read, however for .format() it does make a difference, since Z is outputting "+##:##" whereas ZZ is outputting "+####", contradicting the documentation.

[timrwood]

Z and ZZ are treated the same as far as parsing is concerned.

They are correctly documented in the formatting token section as below.

Z    -07:00 -06:00 ... +06:00 +07:00
ZZ   -0700  -0600  ... +0600  +0700

[ZeeStorm]

My apologizes, I saw this on the documentation page:

...
Z, ZZ Timezone offset as +0700 or +07:30 [read as Z = +0700 and ZZ = +07:30, due to the order on the page]
...
moment("2010-10-20 4:30 +0000", "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm Z"); // parsed as 4:30 GMT

And didn't go to the tokens later that detailed them the way you described. Thank you for your time.

[timrwood]

No problem, I filed an issue over on the documentation repo to switch it around so it is less confusing.