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I feel like this is relatively common (unfortunately)

• Nextgrid 5y ago
  It is. I'm in London which means that our time is +/- 1 hour of UTC depending on daylight saving time. There's been a couple projects where if I pushed a commit between 11pm and 1am some tests would break. I'm pretty sure the issue is inconsistent use of UTC vs local time which during that period will differ by one day.
  • ipsi 5y ago
    One of the perils of working in the UK is _assuming_ that you've been using UTC timestamps this whole time, and then summer rolls around and suddenly a bunch of tests start failing, and all your production logs are an hour out because you were wrong, and actually used local timestamps everywhere. Oops.