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When Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends and Standard Time (ST) resumes, some reminders end up with the wrong hour:
reminders that trigger only once correctly handle the switch from DST to ST
repeating reminders have their due time decreased by one hour when switching from DST to ST
when switching from ST to DST, repeating reminders are set 1 hour later than expected
how To Reproduce
Set a repeating reminder on a note when DST is active, with due time set to 8:00
wait for DST to end and for ST to resume
open the note with the repeating reminder
you will see that the due time is set to 7:00. This is not a design intent, it should remain to 8:00
Technical information
Device: any
OS: android 11
app version: 7.1.6
First noticed on 30 oct 2023
Since this only affects repeating reminders, it's possible that a bugfix from the "once only" reminders did not get implemented, so start by looking for differences in how those 2 kinds of reminders are handled.
Also, the obsolete Time class should be replaced with the new GregorianCalendar, as requested in #380 , before investigating bugs involving time, like this one
Update
the bug is most likely in Notification.java in public void deleteOrReschedule(final Context context) {
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@kayronnBR is this a new feature request ?
Do you want me to add a feature to let you search a word and then select it in the note editor ?
If your notes are so long that you need a search function to navigate them, you should consider making a list of notes. Then, divide the longest notes in parts, and it will become easier to find your content.
Also, I assume your comment is not related to daylight saving ?
Describe the bug
When Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends and Standard Time (ST) resumes, some reminders end up with the wrong hour:
how To Reproduce
Technical information
First noticed on 30 oct 2023
Since this only affects repeating reminders, it's possible that a bugfix from the "once only" reminders did not get implemented, so start by looking for differences in how those 2 kinds of reminders are handled.
Also, the obsolete
Time
class should be replaced with the newGregorianCalendar
, as requested in #380 , before investigating bugs involving time, like this oneUpdate
the bug is most likely in Notification.java in
public void deleteOrReschedule(final Context context) {
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: