{
"name": "Europe/London",
"alternativeName": "Greenwich Mean Time",
"group": [
"Europe/London",
"GB",
"GB-Eire",
"Europe/Guernsey",
"Europe/Isle_of_Man",
"Europe/Jersey",
"Europe/Belfast"
],
"continentCode": "EU",
"continentName": "Europe",
"countryName": "United Kingdom",
"countryCode": "GB",
"mainCities": [
"London",
"Birmingham",
"Liverpool",
"Glasgow"
],
"rawOffsetInMinutes": 0,
"abbreviation": "GMT",
"rawFormat": "+00:00 Greenwich Mean Time - London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow",
"currentTimeOffsetInMinutes": 60,
"currentTimeFormat": "+01:00 Greenwich Mean Time - London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow"
}
Europe/London is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) only in Winter. In summer, shouldn't it be British Summer Time (BST)?
GMT has a fixed offset, so what is the meaning of +01:00 Greenwich Mean Time?
How is the mapping IANA -> abbreviation built? Let's take
Europe/Londonas an example:Europe/London is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) only in Winter. In summer, shouldn't it be British Summer Time (BST)?
GMT has a fixed offset, so what is the meaning of
+01:00 Greenwich Mean Time?