Describe the bug
Did anything ever come of this #61 ? Because this is still an issue for me.
I started my Jellystat at 1.0.9 and have now updated to 1.1.0.
PS. I have tried deleted all backups. New backups are still created in the past :(
Environment Details (please complete the following information):
Expected behavior
Oldest backup should be deleted, not the new one.
Task Logs
Starting Backup
Begin Backup /app/backend/backup-data/backup_2024-06-15 03-51-55.json
Saving 7 rows for table jf_libraries
Saving 3006 rows for table jf_library_items
Saving 1352 rows for table jf_library_seasons
Saving 41501 rows for table jf_library_episodes
Saving 2 rows for table jf_users
Saving 1219 rows for table jf_playback_activity
Saving 497 rows for table jf_playback_reporting_plugin_data
Saving 39891 rows for table jf_item_info
Backup Complete
Removing old backups
/app/backend/backup-data/backup_2024-06-15 03-51-55.json has been deleted.
1 backups removed.
Additional context
For some reason Jellystat is stuck in 1970. So all logs are tagged with that as the creation date.
When I go inside the docker container and check the date I get the correct time and date. (same for postgres and Jellyfin containers)
Describe the bug Did anything ever come of this #61 ? Because this is still an issue for me. I started my Jellystat at 1.0.9 and have now updated to 1.1.0.
PS. I have tried deleted all backups. New backups are still created in the past :(
Environment Details (please complete the following information):
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Oldest backup should be deleted, not the new one.
Task Logs
Additional context For some reason Jellystat is stuck in 1970. So all logs are tagged with that as the creation date. When I go inside the docker container and check the date I get the correct time and date. (same for postgres and Jellyfin containers)