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  1. Qt
  2. QTBUG-115158

Time zone names and abbreviations are not localised

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      QDateTime::timeZoneAbbreviation() and QTimeZone::abbreviation() make no attempt at localization. They end up using the C locale (in effect) for UTC and UTC-offset time representations but a system-supplied (hence typically the system locale's form of) the names and abbreviations for local time or a time zone. When QLocale::toString() is given a format that includes the time zone, it thus fails to correctly reflect the locale that was asked to represent it.

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            Eddy Edward Welbourne
            Eddy Edward Welbourne
            Vladimir Minenko Vladimir Minenko
            Alex Blasche Alex Blasche
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