Date mismatch—timezone issue?

[toddocon]

Hubble data is collected from the prior day's rotated logs. That data is collecting properly on my system and being pushed to GHE.

When I view the Hubble graphs, though, the date that is shown is day -2 but the actual data is from day -1 (which is expected). I reside in the Mountain Time Zone. If I Remote Desktop into a system in Pacific Time Zone the date that is shown is day -1 (which is expected) and the data is still OK.

So for me, I'm seeing a display date issue but the underlying data is OK.

I am using the latest released version of Hubble (0.2.0?) and GHE 2.10.6. There was no date display issue until I updated to Hubble 0.2.0 so maybe something was introduced in the new release.

Our 2.12.X upgrade is a few weeks out. I need to install this Hubble on stage to see if the problem is still there.

[pluehne]

Hi @toddocon! I recently did some changes to the timezone handling (#143), so it could well be related to that. When you said that you use the latest version of Hubble, did you mean the v0.2.0 release or a more recent version from master?

[toddocon]

Hi Patrick

I am using the latest released Hubble, v0.2.0. We are upgrading to 2.12.8 in a few weeks if that matters.

[pluehne]

@toddocon: Can you reproduce this issue on autodesk.github.io/hubble? That page is running an updated version of the dashboard with my changes in #143.

[pluehne]

@toddocon: It’s not urgent, but could you test whether the date mismatch issue is still present when updating to the newest master? I’d like to know whether there is still some bug to be chased 🙂.

[toddocon]

@pluehne We upgraded to GHE 2.12.9 on Friday and I updated to the latest Hubble master as well. I am happy to report that today (4.16), hovering over a data bubble shows the date as 4.15. So the fix worked! All is well now.

Thanks and regards.

[pluehne]

@toddocon: That’s great to hear! That means that we can close this one and #118?

[toddocon]

@pluehne : Yes, we can close both issues. Thanks for the help!