Fix keeping time through tz to correctly handle being near DST boundaries #872
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@mongoose700 thanks for working on this! Using About the guess() being injected in there, I'm even less enthusiastic, need to see how things are expected to work across the board. |
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This is a fix for #871
This change simplifies the process by just using
moment.tz(this.toArray(), name), so that it doesn't have to deal with offsets directly. I then also added logic to handle making it use the second occurrence of the time in the time zone if possible, if it was the second occurrence in the original time zone.I'm not all that certain about the
var zone = mom._z || moment.defaultZone || getZone(guess());check. It seems to match the logic for how a moment with an unspecified time zone behaves, but I haven't been able to confirm it.