Time: fix localtime(), getlocal(), parse() for TZ offset#5583
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When a time is parsed with a TZ offset, t.zone returned an empty string instead of nil like MRI. This in turn breaks ActiveSupport Time.change() which then constructs new time values with the wrong zone, ignoring the offset. See jruby/activerecord-jdbc-adapter#980
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@dr-itz I don't get what is happening with that ci run but it looks unrelated. |
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When a time is parsed with a TZ offset, t.zone returned an empty
string instead of nil like MRI. This in turn breaks ActiveSupport
Time.change() which then constructs new time values with the wrong
zone, ignoring the offset.
See jruby/activerecord-jdbc-adapter#980