buffaloseven wrote: ↑Thu 09 Jul 2020 1:29 am
a web tag that would give timestamps in UTC format
<#timeUTC> existed for Cumulus 1 (since version 1.9.2) and exists for Cumulus 3, also known as MX, in all its versions.
Well a capital "K" can replace other specifiers to make the time output specify time-zone, and adding a lower case "zzz" after other specifiers will give hours and minutes offset from UTC, but I suspect (as I have not experimented) these only apply to current date/time.
Cumulus 2 worked entirely in UTC which Steve Loft expected to simplify everything.
However, the complications that invoked in practice are probably part of the reason why Cumulus 2 was abandoned.
But I wonder whether you actually asked the question you meant to ask.
Perhaps you meant to ask
can every time-stamp be formatted to output in UTC?
As far as I know there is not a output format specifier to output times in web tags (not representing current time) always in UTC, maybe someone else will correct me if I am wrong.