I have used NSDateTimeFormatter to convert NSDate to NSString with "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZZZ" this format. Here ZZZZZ mentions timezone offset in +/-HH:mm format. But for GMT timezone alone it returns "Z" for other timezones it is working (+05:30). Any help?
The solitary "Z" is shorthand for +00:00 which is Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) at Greenwich England where there is no time zone offset. The following PyObjC code forces a given file modification date-time to the UTC zero offset to avoid dealing with time zones. It returns ... 2017-12-01T13:59:51Z, where my ordinary time zone offset is -0500.
The solitary "Z" is shorthand for +00:00 which is Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) at Greenwich England where there is no time zone offset. The following PyObjC code forces a given file modification date-time to the UTC zero offset to avoid dealing with time zones. It returns ... 2017-12-01T13:59:51Z, where my ordinary time zone offset is -0500.
E8601TZw.d format explains the same what you have said. Thank you for your help.
NSDateTimeFormatter with GMT timezone
