Do I need to set the default timezone for a Rails app on Heroku? -


a timepicker in rails app on heroku, showing wrong time. looks it's showing server time somehow. how should correct time? need configure rails app, or there setting on heroku server? app used in 1 timezone.

thanks.

yes, think still works command line

heroku config:add tz="america/chicago"

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