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In the current version of the react-native-calendars library, there is no option/method to set a specific time zone initially. The issue arises when the local device's time zone differs from the manually selected time zone. The library automatically sets the date to the device's local time zone, which results in an unintended date change. I'm looking for a solution to address this. Could anyone please help?
Version details: "react-native-calendars": "^1.1304.1"
Expected Behavior
Initially, the date is correctly set based on the time zone I specify using Luxon's setZone method, but after a few milliseconds, it reverts to the local device's date. The date should remain in the manually selected time zone. I've attached a video to demonstrate this behavior -
In the current version of the react-native-calendars library, there is no option/method to set a specific time zone initially. The issue arises when the local device's time zone differs from the manually selected time zone. The library automatically sets the date to the device's local time zone, which results in an unintended date change. I'm looking for a solution to address this. Could anyone please help?
Version details: "react-native-calendars": "^1.1304.1"
Expected Behavior
Initially, the date is correctly set based on the time zone I specify using Luxon's setZone method, but after a few milliseconds, it reverts to the local device's date. The date should remain in the manually selected time zone. I've attached a video to demonstrate this behavior -
Simulator.Screen.Recording.-.iPhone.15.-.2024-09-26.at.17.15.47.mp4
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