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I just found an issue today, this weekend we changed the hour (Daylight Saving Time), and I just found that of course now my Maloja instance works 1 hour behind, I can change the UTC offset, but this makes errors with all the previous ones, and I think will start at change stats for each week, day, etc, that is not a very good practice.
Probably Maloja should be able to work with a Timezone, and just continue from them. Is not something critical, but, it would be a very nice feature.
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I started looking at the code and wonder if just doing a calculation in /web/jinja/partials/scribbles.jinja to calculate the offset from UTC to the locale time of the web browser, thus displaying in whichever time zone your web browser is in. Seems like an elegant solution as opposed to modifying time stamps in the database.
I will continue to tinker and see what I can come up with.
Hello,
I just found an issue today, this weekend we changed the hour (Daylight Saving Time), and I just found that of course now my Maloja instance works 1 hour behind, I can change the UTC offset, but this makes errors with all the previous ones, and I think will start at change stats for each week, day, etc, that is not a very good practice.
Probably Maloja should be able to work with a Timezone, and just continue from them. Is not something critical, but, it would be a very nice feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: