A great illustration of why we should shun them whenever we can.
Calendar apps are exactly where the full and monstrous complexity of time zones emerges, and I don't envy anyone who works on one.
My case is that the problem doesn't have to happen in the other direction and this unforced error is made frequently. There are a huge class of recurring events where drifting by an hour on the local clock won't make a difference, but either skipping something or doing it twice is bad.
What you're describing strikes me as a bug in the absolute sense: nothing should be displaying PST during a time frame when that time zone isn't in use.
Again, don't sign up to have these problems if you can possibly avoid it.
Calendar apps are exactly where the full and monstrous complexity of time zones emerges, and I don't envy anyone who works on one.
My case is that the problem doesn't have to happen in the other direction and this unforced error is made frequently. There are a huge class of recurring events where drifting by an hour on the local clock won't make a difference, but either skipping something or doing it twice is bad.
What you're describing strikes me as a bug in the absolute sense: nothing should be displaying PST during a time frame when that time zone isn't in use.
Again, don't sign up to have these problems if you can possibly avoid it.