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Since dates are stored as strings in sqlite, timezones aren't taking properly accounted for when comparing datetimes. (this was revealed by df24af8)
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Actually, I found the issue and it's not that: the actual issue is that the test is badly written assuming that the current timezone is CET.
CET
Still, my code was broken and the above commit exposed it. 😢
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Impressed that you found this so quickly! 👍
Thanks. TBH, I recalled that sqlite had no proper datetime format, but rather stored strings, so I'd assumed it somehow stemmed from there.
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Since dates are stored as strings in sqlite, timezones aren't taking properly accounted for when comparing datetimes. (this was revealed by df24af8)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: