Resets in 32 days on Sep 1, 2026 is a bug #203621
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I believe this is a UI date calculation issue rather than an actual reset problem. The page currently shows "Resets in 32 days on Sep 1, 2026," but around the Jul 31/Aug 1 transition, it should instead indicate a reset on Aug 1, 2026. This suggests the countdown is incorrectly advancing to the next calendar month instead of the immediate reset date. It would be helpful if the team could verify the date calculation logic around month-end boundaries, as this appears to be an edge case affecting the displayed reset information. |
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🏷️ Discussion Type
Bug
💬 Feature/Topic Area
Copilot in GitHub
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The AI usage page contains a minor bug that appears only at the end of each month.
It should be
Resets in 5 hours on Aug 1, 2026.All reactions