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Extracted from #4. Based on a comment by @prolic
The frontend is required to set the appropriate timezone.
Currently we use "$dateTime = new DateTime()", which relies on php's internal timezone setting. If you query the data from another server with different timezone settings, you get wrong DateTimes for the created_at property of an event.
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How would you like to implement this?
We can do it on every single adapter (calculate the offset from UTC and substract) or direct in the DomainMessage class?
Extracted from #4. Based on a comment by @prolic
The frontend is required to set the appropriate timezone.
Currently we use "$dateTime = new DateTime()", which relies on php's internal timezone setting. If you query the data from another server with different timezone settings, you get wrong DateTimes for the created_at property of an event.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: