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One factor complicates things a bit: this is one way to encode that the timezone is UTC, but +00:00 is also commonly used for example. RFC 3339 is nice for thi
by nophunphil 2y ago
One factor complicates things a bit: this is one way to encode that the timezone is UTC, but +00:00 is also commonly used for example.
RFC 3339 is nice for this reason. Always UTC and terminated with a Z.
- GoblinSlayer 2y agoRFC 3339 isn't always UTC and doesn't mandate Z, in only removes some extra flexibility of ISO 8601, like comma separator or short syntax.