jshanki
February 24, 2025, 3:41am
1
Hi,
New here to SB. I am trying to write queries for task using the built in function with today/tomorrow. But seems it is still taking UTC timezone even though my docker has local time as well as my computer is on a local time. Is this still an issue? Do I need to write my own script for local date/time?
TIA
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zef
(Zef Hemel)
February 24, 2025, 6:59pm
2
Are you on a recent version? I think a few versions back I changed the default time zone to be whatever the local time is. When I do this:
```template
{{time}}
```
It shows me the local time.
jshanki
February 24, 2025, 8:13pm
3
The time in the docker for Silverbullet
and here is the template time
As you can see there is 8 hour difference & yes I am on the latest version in docker.
Regards
@zef - Is there any update, were you able to repro this?
zef
(Zef Hemel)
March 3, 2025, 4:32pm
5
No. Are you in the same timezone as the server (I mean you: your client)?
yep, all in Pacific (PST) zone
zef
(Zef Hemel)
March 5, 2025, 7:37pm
7
I have no idea why this would happen. Do other people see the same issue? I’m always seeing the local time.
You are on version 0.10.x? You can check with Help: Version
i do not know about same issue with others. I am on version 0.10.1
This basically affects the template when I do deadline on tasks… in the evening, it shows that I am due for next day tasks. @zef
crosby
(Crosby)
March 9, 2025, 3:42am
10
I experience this as well in version 0.10.4 running in Docker. I just created a task due tomorrow, and it’s currently showing overdue in my query.