So as far as I can see, really the only issue is rather than specifying a full timestamp when you schedule the alarm, you have to specify a date and then the time offset on that date - but it seems that's pretty easily to do without having to change the way the library works?
Or is it just that the examples on that page only show the use of:
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You can set a date on which to fire as well as the time? https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/blob/master/apps/sched/README.md#internals--library
So as far as I can see, really the only issue is rather than specifying a full timestamp when you schedule the alarm, you have to specify a date and then the time offset on that date - but it seems that's pretty easily to do without having to change the way the library works?
Or is it just that the examples on that page only show the use of:
and not:
and: