No big deal I know but what kind of daylight saving time is this? A 3:00 am routine ran at 1:00 am? 
To quote a recent commercial:
Time travel is dangerous.
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I always thought SmartThings was ahead of its time.
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Hey it ran! They are popping champagne in the job scheduling department!
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Iām glad to say this is the first year I havenāt experienced any major (or minor) issues related to DST. Wow no DST headaches this year. Great Job.
Well, they would, but they overslept and missed it because their alarms didnāt go off.
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So how/when is ST supposed to update for DST? Mine still shows sunset at 5:34 here in San Diego when itās actually 6:55 today after the time change last night
Thanks, Rick
Yeah, I didnāt have any new issues because of daylight saving timeā¦ but when none of my time-based SmartApps have been working for months anyway, I wouldnāt expect DST to come into play at all anyway. 
I had my sunset commands run and hour early on Sunday. I changed them to a specific time and back to Sunset -30. Iām sure everything will be fine today.
I opened a ticket with ST and they got back to me and said they are having issues with DST, āIt looks like our system didnāt update for daylight savings. We are aware of the issue and our engineers are actively working on a solution.ā
My sunrise/sunset is still off by 1 hour as of this evening
Rick
I know this doesnāt help you guys now, but, my DST stuff ran without a hitch, and on time, with the new scheduler. Iām testing it now 
Make sure to reach out to support, you may need to āupdateā your apps.
Mine is also still off as of 01:40 EDT on Tuesday, 15 Mar 2016. (The changeover was nearly two days ago.)
Thursday, 24 Mar 2016, 2:39 am ā There is hope, folks. Today, my 2:30 AM āLights outā command finally executed on time, instead of an hour early as it has been doing since DST began 11 days ago. I did nothing at all to change the command in the iOS app. It just ā¦ fixed itself. You know, the way software is supposed to.