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datastore adds UTC mark to AWSTime values even when they don't have it on android - next #2214

Open ragingsquirrel3 opened 2 years ago

ragingsquirrel3 commented 2 years ago

Description

In the next branch on Android, if I have a model with type of AWSTime and I save a time that does not include timezone (which is optional), the version of the model that I query from the datastore will always include "Z" to indicate UTC.

Expected: AWSTime values respect inclusion/omitting timezone as saved

This is on next branch (built with aft). I suspect the issue is with amplify-android but will raise issue over there after collecting a little more data.

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Steps to Reproduce

      final now = TemporalTime.now();
      print(now.toString()); // => "21:37:56.955359000"
      final model =
          ModelWithAppsyncScalarTypes(awsTimeValue: TemporalTime.now());
      await Amplify.DataStore.save(model);

      var queriedModels = await Amplify.DataStore.query(
          ModelWithAppsyncScalarTypes.classType,
          where: ModelWithAppsyncScalarTypes.ID.eq(model.id));
      print(queriedModels.first.awsTimeValue); // => "21:37:56.957149000Z"

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Platforms

Android Device/Emulator API Level

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Device

android emulator

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Deployment Method

Amplify CLI

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Amplify Config

graphql config

HuiSF commented 2 years ago

Is this happening only in Android? If I remembered correctly, amplify-ios datastore enforces this iso8601 string format too before store data, time strings into local DB.

ragingsquirrel3 commented 2 years ago

Only happening in Android on next.