Description
I found out whenever list of all tickets is requested, there is formatedCreatedAt return with odd value.
I keep getting (almost) the same result "01-01-1970 15:16am".
The only think that changed was the time at the end of formatedCreatedAt.
At first I thought "api-bundle" could not returning proper "created at" date time value from database.
But oddly enough, it can when I requested to view single ticket, I get proper createdAt and updatedAt value.
How to reproduce
by requesting to /api/v1/tickets
check within "tickets" list , all formatedCreatedAt value started with "01-01-1970"
Possible Solution
at this point i'm not sure, yet
probably because of Webkul\UVDesk\ApiBundle\API\Tickets:objectSerializer
notice this line 920 = $object->formatedCreatedAt = new \Datetime;
probably should use correct value from $object->createdAt , with proper formatting
or just return $object->createdAt and let the frontend change it formatting according what it needs.
Description
I found out whenever list of all tickets is requested, there is formatedCreatedAt return with odd value. I keep getting (almost) the same result "01-01-1970 15:16am". The only think that changed was the time at the end of formatedCreatedAt. At first I thought "api-bundle" could not returning proper "created at" date time value from database. But oddly enough, it can when I requested to view single ticket, I get proper createdAt and updatedAt value.
How to reproduce
by requesting to /api/v1/tickets check within "tickets" list , all formatedCreatedAt value started with "01-01-1970"
Possible Solution
at this point i'm not sure, yet probably because of Webkul\UVDesk\ApiBundle\API\Tickets:objectSerializer notice this line 920 = $object->formatedCreatedAt = new \Datetime; probably should use correct value from $object->createdAt , with proper formatting or just return $object->createdAt and let the frontend change it formatting according what it needs.
Can anyone please help me? thanks in advance