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Get local time from ISO8601 offset string in JS?

I have an ISO8601 formatted datetime 2024-12-26T22:22:00+12:00and I want to be able to format the datetime in both original timezone, in this case 22:22, and user timezones (I.e. 04:22 for CST)

Get local time from ISO8601 offset string in JS?

I have an ISO8601 formatted datetime 2024-12-26T22:22:00+12:00and I want to be able to format the datetime in both original timezone, in this case 22:22, and user timezones (I.e. 04:22 for CST)

Get local time from ISO8601 offset string in JS?

I have an ISO8601 formatted datetime 2024-12-26T22:22:00+12:00and I want to be able to format the datetime in both original timezone, in this case 22:22, and user timezones (I.e. 04:22 for CST)

Get local time from ISO8601 offset string in JS?

I have an ISO8601 formatted datetime 2024-12-26T22:22:00+12:00and I want to be able to format the datetime in both original timezone, in this case 22:22, and user timezones (I.e. 04:22 for CST)

Get local time from ISO8601 offset string in JS?

I have an ISO8601 formatted datetime 2024-12-26T22:22:00+12:00and I want to be able to format the datetime in both original timezone, in this case 22:22, and user timezones (I.e. 04:22 for CST)

What is going on with this historical Timezone Offset UTC+0057?

I am trying to calculate the difference between two dates that are apart over 600 years.
I suspected it has something to do with leap seconds, but upon closer inspection, there is something even weirder going on. The extra 02:16 minutes are changed all at once between these two dates.