Closed deyawper closed 4 years ago
Yes. This is true. It does throw me off to see "Yesterday" displayed instead of "Today".
I just installed the Todoist module today, so I'm not sure how useful this fix is, but I simply added 1 to var diffDays on line 441 in MMM-Todoist.js. I'll watch to find out how many hours mine is off by to see if I can figure out a permanent solution so everyone can have their correct timezone.
It appears that Todoist might have defaulted to a floating time zone. Which means that the Today/Tomorrow label changes according to GMT. So I (-8 GMT) keep having tomorrow's due dates, show as today. I'm able to work around by adding a time due (which adds a local timezone).