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An option to set a separate timezone for scheduler was included in laravel/framework#26794. However, in my case there will be users spread across different timezones and will require functions to run on specific times in their respective timezones.
I was thinking that if the schedule:work command could have a timezone flag, then setting things up for a scenario like above could make things easier.
Happy to get other people's thoughts on this.
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An option to set a separate timezone for scheduler was included in laravel/framework#26794. However, in my case there will be users spread across different timezones and will require functions to run on specific times in their respective timezones.
I was thinking that if the
schedule:work
command could have a timezone flag, then setting things up for a scenario like above could make things easier.Happy to get other people's thoughts on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: