fix: use consistent timezone-based indices for availability#15
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fix: use consistent timezone-based indices for availability#15netarvd wants to merge 1 commit intocsaye:mainfrom
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Previously, availability interval indices were assigned based on the viewer's timezone display order. This caused users in different timezones to save different actual times when selecting the same visual slots. Now indices are assigned in meeting-timezone order using an intervalIndexMap, ensuring that index N always refers to the same absolute time slot regardless of the viewer's timezone.
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Previously, availability interval indices were assigned based on the viewer's timezone display order. This caused users in different timezones to save different actual times when selecting the same visual slots.
meetingbrew-before.mp4
Now indices are assigned in meeting-timezone order using an intervalIndexMap, ensuring that index N always refers to the same absolute time slot regardless of the viewer's timezone.
meetingbrew-after.mp4
(btw sorry for the weird dark mode it's an extension)