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Get long timezone instead of three letter #15
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If you're referring to the IANA time zone id, such as await FlutterNativeTimezone.getLocalTimezone(); |
I have this problem on the Android Emulator, too. I had to explicitly set a timezone in the device settings, otherwise "GMT" is returned. |
The emulator seems to return different timezone names than the real device (when I have tested it anyway). |
This also occurs when we upload our app to Browserstack for testing. |
Do you know if there is a way to get the full timezone name from the system
in these cases? Seems to be an issue with how the emulators setup the
timezone, possibly tied to how they get out of the machine itself. This
was the only call I could see that would get the timezone at the OS level?
…On Tue, 25 May 2021 at 08:21, James Dixon ***@***.***> wrote:
This also occurs when we upload our app to Browserstack for testing.
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I switched the API to use ZoneId after looking around on the web a bit. Looks like this returns an iana timezone name more frequently... |
I am calling an API with timezone parameter. However, timezone response from this library is three letter (e.g. GMT). But, the API is expecting long version timezone. Is there a way to specify this?
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