toSeconds may return incorrect values when daylight savings time changes about iso8601-duration HOT 3 CLOSED

That should have been adressed by #34 but if you find any other situations that are not accounted for please provide an example of feel free to add a PR 🙏

from iso8601-duration.

Thank you, it looks like that commit has solved the issue.

I was using this example to reproduce it in version 2.1.1 of the library (before that commit):

let start = new Date("2023-10-29T02:00:00.000+01:00")
result = module.toSeconds({minutes:5}, second)
// value of result would be -3300

With version 2.1.2 of the library (which includes that commit) the result returned is correct:

let start = new Date("2023-10-29T02:00:00.000+01:00")
result = module.toSeconds({minutes:5}, second)
// value of result would be 300

from iso8601-duration.

it should be easy to provide an example where this module produces a different result than the @js-temporal/polyfill that I test against to ensure compliance. If so then there is absolutely a bug in this module.

from iso8601-duration.