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[3.0.0.1] Incorrect (future) timestamp in AAPS+ NightScout on Dex sensor change (BYODA) #1426

Closed AISMap closed 2 years ago

AISMap commented 2 years ago

Hi,

I use BOYDA for managing my Dex G6 sensor and AAPS 3.0.0.1 as receiver. Sensor changes are kept automatically and sent to NightScout.

Since I changed to AAPS 3.0.0.1 the timestamp for sensor change is not correct: image

sensor change happened2022-Mar-10 07:26 CET - displayed in AAPS as well as sent timestamp to NightScout is 2106-02-07T06:28:1500Z instead. image

AAPS does not allow to delete this wrong data anymore, it is possible only flagging it as "invalid".

Please get that fixed as it spoils up NightScout data as well as AAPS. Thank you

reijoahola-nightscout commented 2 years ago

I had the same issue several weeks ago with AAPS 3.0-RC and surprisingly with the same (wrong) date. I am not sure was also the timestamp same. This problem has not occurred after that.

reijoahola-nightscout commented 2 years ago

This seems to be about the same problem: https://github.com/nightscout/AndroidAPS/issues/1421

ideaweb commented 2 years ago

Quick question, did you use the action button to let APS know that you changed the Sensor? I had the same problem, when using the action button that date appears in future. But after avoiding the button its working for me because it seems that BYODA notifies APS automatically about sensor change. Maybe this is the trouble maker that APS has 2 dates... but of course maybe I am wrong.

CaptainBalou commented 2 years ago

@ideaweb I used xdrip for a while and there I used the action button to reset the time of the sensor. Since a few months I'm back on BYOD app and do not need this anymore because of the automatic notification as you mentioned.

AISMap commented 2 years ago

Hi,

No - I haven't done anything manually. AAPS creates the change date automatically after having received the info from BYODA. I am running this setup quite a while and with 2.8.2 there was never an issue.

/Arne

11.03.2022 10:19:21 Tom @.***>:

Quick question, did you use the action button to let APS know that you changed the Sensor? I had the same problem, when using the action button that date appears in future. But after avoiding the button its working for me because it seems that BYODA notifies APS automatically about sensor change. Maybe this is the trouble maker that APS has 2 dates... but of course maybe I am wrong.

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MilosKozak commented 2 years ago

added validation https://github.com/nightscout/AndroidAPS/commit/58b49a05eaefd96a9273942b46217e0fe0fb71e1