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Time records displayed by one day later #4

Closed ms270169 closed 10 years ago

ms270169 commented 10 years ago

I am using TimeIT since start of this year. Sinc last week all time records were displayed one day later. Means: I add a time record for Tuesday 25. march, it is shown on wednesday 26 march. But the entry itself is correct, if opening details I see 25. march.

Hoglet commented 10 years ago

This looks like the same problem that was patched 18 days ago: https://github.com/Hoglet/TimeIT/commit/d2a0c9fa6a88f552f55b6fa6a146c1514171642b

Could you try the patched version and see if times get on correct days again?

Hoglet commented 10 years ago

Update: I have the same behaviour on my installation and the patch is only partially fixing the problem, reports are still wrong.

Update: Patch IS fixing the problem, probably I have inserted a regression when merging from a development branch onto master/HEAD.

ms270169 commented 10 years ago

I am using version 1.2.5 (debian package timeit_1.2.5_amd64.deb). Were I can get the actual debian package (1.2.6?). I see, you commit 1.2.6, but in the release tab only 1.2.5 is visible as lates release.

Hoglet commented 10 years ago

I have a PPA for testing purposes here: https://launchpad.net/~hoglet/+archive/timeit-testing

The patch for this problem is not packaged yet. And as it does not seem to solve the whole problem it is not needed to try it yet. I am trying to find the problem at the moment. With a little luck I can send a new source package for packaging today. I will notify here.

Hoglet commented 10 years ago

A debian package with the fix is now available: https://launchpad.net/~hoglet/+archive/timeit-testing/+files/timeit_1.2.7_amd64.deb.

Try it and see if everything works as expected.

ms270169 commented 10 years ago

Version 1.2.7 works as expected. One Day Shift effect is not longer visible. Many thanks.