I assume that the Linux sanboxes are using the univerdsal time.
When using notebooks, whe cannot access browser informations and if we try to display time, it never correspond to the current time in in the current timezone.
Where is it useful ?
when runing processes in the sandbox apps, we use a specific message box with a timestamp that help the user to "see" the advancement of the process (and make sure that the kernel didn't died). In the current set-up this information is rarely useful because the timestamp is not adapted to the timezone.
from sepal_ui import sepalwidgets as sw
import time
from IPython.display import display
toto = sw.Alert()
display(toto)
for i in range(10):
time.sleep(2)
toto.update_progress((i+1)/10)
what could be done ?
Would it be possible, when opening the sandbox, to gather information from the browser and/or the local computer and adapt the sandbox timezone ?
I assume that the Linux sanboxes are using the univerdsal time. When using notebooks, whe cannot access browser informations and if we try to display time, it never correspond to the current time in in the current timezone.
Where is it useful ?
when runing processes in the sandbox apps, we use a specific message box with a timestamp that help the user to "see" the advancement of the process (and make sure that the kernel didn't died). In the current set-up this information is rarely useful because the timestamp is not adapted to the timezone.
what could be done ?
Would it be possible, when opening the sandbox, to gather information from the browser and/or the local computer and adapt the sandbox timezone ?