Closed MattMofDoom closed 2 years ago
Hi @Hinni,
This should close and resolve #16.
I simply do a comparison of the dateTime read in from the timestamp file with the current time. If that timestamp is later than the current time, then I reset the date time to 1 second before the current run time.
That should do the trick!
Cheers,
Matt
Hi @MattMofDoom
Thanks for the enhancement. I will check this tomorrow.
Greets Michael
@Hinni no worries. I think it's right for the scenario, but of course cleanly handling DST cutover is tricky.
Hi @Hinni,
This should close and resolve #16.
I simply do a comparison of the dateTime read in from the timestamp file with the current time. If that timestamp is later than the current time, then I reset the date time to 1 second before the current run time.
That should do the trick!
Cheers,
Matt