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Updated by Oliver Günther about 1 year ago
**As** a project member in a different time zone than other members
**I want to** know if a certain indicated time is local or not
**so that** I'm not confused as to what he correct time is
**Context**
Some parts of the world observe Daylight Savings Time or summer time. In Germany, for example, the time zone is CET (UTC + 1) for most of the year but CEST with daylight savings (UTC+2). This means that a 10:00 AM start time, although remining the same 10:00 AM throughout the year in Germany, can represent two different times in countries without this seasonal offset.
**Acceptance criteria**
* The scheduling times concerning a meeting series should also include a time zone
* The header of the meeting shows "Every week on Tuesday at 9:30 AM (CET)" (Europe/Berlin)"
* The template also shows the timezone identifier, e.g., "Every Wednesday, wednesday, 10:00 - 11:00 (CET)" (Europe/Berlin"
* The time zone is the one from the user that created the meeting series
* The time zone is abbreviated using Rails helpers, resulting in a commonly known format
* In case of DST, it switches to the correct display
* For an occurrence, show CEST if the meeting takes place during DST, CET otherwise
* For the header, show the current DST
* The times of individual meetings should still be in local time.
**Technical notes**
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**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* No change in permissions or visibility
**Out of scope**
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**I want to** know if a certain indicated time is local or not
**so that** I'm not confused as to what he correct time is
**Context**
Some parts of the world observe Daylight Savings Time or summer time. In Germany, for example, the time zone is CET (UTC + 1) for most of the year but CEST with daylight savings (UTC+2). This means that a 10:00 AM start time, although remining the same 10:00 AM throughout the year in Germany, can represent two different times in countries without this seasonal offset.
**Acceptance criteria**
* The scheduling times concerning a meeting series should also include a time zone
* The header of the meeting shows "Every week on Tuesday at 9:30 AM (CET)"
* The template also shows the timezone identifier, e.g., "Every Wednesday,
* The time zone is the one from the user that created the meeting series
* The time zone is abbreviated using Rails helpers, resulting in a commonly known format
* In case of DST, it switches to the correct display
* For an occurrence, show CEST if the meeting takes place during DST, CET otherwise
* For the header, show the current DST
**Technical notes**
* <br>
**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* No change in permissions or visibility
**Out of scope**
* <br>