https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/18321/commits/2e74d1ea099101f252a1ac1ee5061cca93ddac42
can't believe this is the simplest way to handle local time VS UTC in 2022 javascript (i'm probably wrong)
@Claire I don't understand, what is wrong with this?
> new Date('2022-05-05T23:50:00').toISOString();
'2022-05-05T21:50:00.000Z'
@val the required output is expected to be timezone-less iso8601 and not have the Z bit, hence the slice; i have read in many places that parsing dates without timezone spec isn't reliable
@val yeah it doesn't explode into a fire, but datetime-local can't express the difference, so i don't know what we should do here
@val not sure what to test for honestly, since the date picker is in local time, the UI can't give you the option to distinguish between 3am before DST ends and 3am after DST ends, can it