Greetings, and many thanks for Alarms++! I've been using it and am very happy with it.
I just took a business trip to a different timezone, and noticed that the alarm I have set in Alarms++ is still reflecting the timezone of where I set it -- not the timezone that I am in.
Specifically, I have a wakeup alarm set for 6am. I created this alarm when I was home -- in the US Eastern time zone. However, I am currently in the US Pacific time zone -- -3 hours from US Eastern time. The alarm went off this morning at 6am US Eastern time (i.e., 3am US Pacific time). Meaning: the alarm seems to be "pinned" to US Eastern time, not "6am in the current timezone".
A few more data points:
- My phone switched timezone when I arrived here, and therefore so did my Pebble. Meaning: both my iPhone and Pebble are reflecting the correct local time (in the US Pacific timezone).
- When I go into Pebble->Settings->Alarms++, it shows that the alarm is set for 6am -- it does not indicate a timezone.
Is this intentional behavior?
If so, would it be possible to add a toggle (either globally or on each alarm) to differentiate between:
- Trigger this alarm at time X in the timezone in which the alarm was created
- Trigger this alarm at time X in the local timezone
FWIW/as a random comparison point: alarms set in the default iOS Clock app are treated as "time X in the current timezone." I.e., if I set an alarm for 6am while in the US Eastern timezone, but then travel to a different timezone, the alarm will go off at 6am local time (not 6am US Eastern time).
Thank you!