Dear Community, I was spending some time to understand in detail the date handling of Fineract and i might learnt a gap which could be a potential problem when the tenant (or system) timezone has daylight savings feature.
Current behaviour: - Some of the audit datetime fields are using system timezone (usually 3rd party libs, like: quartz) - Some of the audit datetime fields are using tenant timezone (usually the fineract audit features, like: creation date, last modified date) - We are storing them in DB without timezone attribute The problem: - If a transaction (#1) was done at 2:59 AM 30th of October and 1 minutes later we are adjusting the clock backward with an hour and the following incoming a new transaction (#2) then the creation date will be 2:02 AM 30th of October This potentially a huge problem if any logic is depending on the creation date or using it for audit purposes. I would like to propose the following solution: - We should introduce Timezone aware datetime handling into Fineract and also store the timezone attribute for these kind of date in the database as well Should you have any question, please let me know! Regards, Adam
