Temporal.Duration.compare() — Using zoned relativeTo
Using a zoned relativeTo, you can even take into account daylight saving time changes.
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Using a zoned relativeTo, you can even take into account daylight saving time changes. On 2024-11-03, the US shifts from daylight saving time to standard time, so that day has 25 hours because the clock is set back by 1 hour.
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