ExipirationDate in PushChannel is incorrect

[GabeDeBacker]

Describe the bug

var pushChannelCreateResult = await PushNotificationManager.Default.CreateChannelAsync

The request is succeeding and I’ve verified that I can send a push notification to the app with the returned URI, but the expiration time is coming back in a very weird fashion (or perhaps I don’t understand how the field is meant to be interpreted).

I’ve pasted the values from the debugger here.

Name	Value	Type

◢ pushChannelCreateResult.Channel.ExpirationTime {1/1/1601 1:38:08 AM -05:00} System.DateTimeOffset
▶ ClockDateTime {1/1/1601 1:38:08 AM} System.DateTime
▶ Date {1/1/1601 12:00:00 AM} System.DateTime
▶ DateTime {1/1/1601 1:38:08 AM} System.DateTime
Day 1 int
DayOfWeek Monday System.DayOfWeek
DayOfYear 1 int
Hour 1 int
▶ LocalDateTime {1/1/1601 1:38:08 AM} System.DateTime
Millisecond 553 int
Minute 38 int
Month 1 int
▶ Offset {-05:00:00} System.TimeSpan
Second 8 int
Ticks 504911290885532024 long
▶ TimeOfDay {01:38:08.5532024} System.TimeSpan
▶ UtcDateTime {1/1/1601 6:38:08 AM} System.DateTime
UtcTicks 504911470885532024 long
Year 1601 int
▶ _dateTime {1/1/1601 6:38:08 AM} System.DateTime
_offsetMinutes -300 short

Steps to reproduce the bug

Register an Azure Application
Using WinAppSDK (latest version) to create an app that calls:
PushNotificationManager.Default.CreateChannelAsync

Expected behavior

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Screenshots

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NuGet package version

Windows App SDK 1.2.2: 1.2.221209.1

Packaging type

Packaged (MSIX)

Windows version

Windows 11 version 22H2 (22621, 2022 Update)

IDE

Visual Studio 2022

Additional context

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[duncanmacmichael]

This issue has been fixed in 1.2.4.