Description
Currently, the find dates that groundspeak supplies in the myfinds pocket query are zulu time. So, that means that if I log a cache after 6pm my time, it will be returned with a zulu date and time of tomorrow since it's after midnight zulu. It appears that OpenSAK may not be taking this into account. My screenshot is of caches I found on August 8. One is GSAK and the other side is OSAK. You can see the difference. The GSAK side has correct
Steps to Reproduce
Log a cache after zulu midnight. Run the myfind pq and import it and the find date will show up as the day after it was actually found.
Expected Behavior
Unfortunately this problem isn't simple to fix. I would recommend talking to Mike Wood about how GSAK handled it. You can see this post on gsak forums discussing it a bit. https://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=37364
Environment
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Description
Currently, the find dates that groundspeak supplies in the myfinds pocket query are zulu time. So, that means that if I log a cache after 6pm my time, it will be returned with a zulu date and time of tomorrow since it's after midnight zulu. It appears that OpenSAK may not be taking this into account. My screenshot is of caches I found on August 8. One is GSAK and the other side is OSAK. You can see the difference. The GSAK side has correct
Steps to Reproduce
Log a cache after zulu midnight. Run the myfind pq and import it and the find date will show up as the day after it was actually found.
Expected Behavior
Unfortunately this problem isn't simple to fix. I would recommend talking to Mike Wood about how GSAK handled it. You can see this post on gsak forums discussing it a bit. https://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=37364
Environment
No response