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Let's say I have some datetime represented in Utc. Now, I want to know what time it corresponds to in New York time zone. I could achieve that by adding offset!(-5) to my Utc. However, the problem is that offset is not constant due to daylight savings. I went through the documentation, but I haven't found what is the right way to solve this problem using this this library. Could you please share a small code example demonstrating how to deal with that?
cc @jhpratt
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Let's say I have some datetime represented in
Utc
. Now, I want to know what time it corresponds to in New York time zone. I could achieve that by addingoffset!(-5)
to myUtc
. However, the problem is that offset is not constant due to daylight savings. I went through the documentation, but I haven't found what is the right way to solve this problem using this this library. Could you please share a small code example demonstrating how to deal with that?cc @jhpratt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: