Due to time zone issues, the e2e test cannot be passed

[x1uc]

Description

When I select a custom expiration time and choose "A day", it returns "A-1 day".
Some of the end-to-end tests set a custom expiration and then check its value.
For example:

// file-info.spec.ts:119~124
await expect(
  page
    .locator("section")
    .filter({ has: page.getByRole("heading", { name: "Expires" }) })
    .locator(".value")
).toHaveText(/2029-09-03 \(\d+ days\)/);

This is causing issues with passing some end-to-end tests.

Possible Reason

I believe this may be related to timezone issues. I am located in the UTC+8 timezone. I noticed that the formatDate function, which is intended to return an ISO date, might be the cause:

// expiration-picker.html: 36
function formatDate(date) {
  return date.toISOString().split("T")[0];
}

Screenshots

Environment

• WSL2 + Ubuntu 22.04

However, I don't believe this is an environment issue, as the code I didn't modify also triggers errors on the CircleCI platform.

[mtlynch]

Thanks for reporting this! Can you try #644 to see if it fixes it?

[x1uc]

It worked. It reduced the number of errors from 6 to 4. I looked at the code, and this piece of code is used twice, but you only modified one of the calls. If you modify the other part as well(handlers/view.go:182), it should pass the e2e test.
handlers/view.go:182

[mtlynch]

If you modify the other part as well(handlers/view.go:182), it should pass the e2e test. handlers/view.go:182

Oh, good catch!

Can you submit a PR that confirms your hypothesis?

[x1uc]

Of course!
Here is the PR link: #645
I am a beginner.Please remind me if there are any mistakes.