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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Current API (/current/v2/me) is scope-free but only exposes name/subdomain for Organization and email/first_name/last_name for Person. There's no way to read time_zone. To get it, an app has to call a product API like People, which forces it to request a broader OAuth scope just to render timestamps correctly.
Describe the solution you'd like
Expose time_zone from the Current API regardless of granted scope — add it to organization_renderable_attributes_enum (and ideally person_renderable_attributes_enum) and return it on /current/v2/me?include=organization, keeping it under the existing scope-free access model.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Calling the People API (/people/v2/me) works but requires the People scope solely to read a time zone. Inferring it client-side is unreliable and doesn't reflect the org's configured setting.
Additional context
Time zone is whoami-level context needed to render any timestamp correctly, independent of which products an app integrates.
I have..
Related Product
API
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Current API (
/current/v2/me) is scope-free but only exposesname/subdomainfor Organization andemail/first_name/last_namefor Person. There's no way to readtime_zone. To get it, an app has to call a product API like People, which forces it to request a broader OAuth scope just to render timestamps correctly.Describe the solution you'd like
Expose
time_zonefrom the Current API regardless of granted scope — add it toorganization_renderable_attributes_enum(and ideallyperson_renderable_attributes_enum) and return it on/current/v2/me?include=organization, keeping it under the existing scope-free access model.Describe alternatives you've considered
Calling the People API (
/people/v2/me) works but requires the People scope solely to read a time zone. Inferring it client-side is unreliable and doesn't reflect the org's configured setting.Additional context
Time zone is whoami-level context needed to render any timestamp correctly, independent of which products an app integrates.
I have..