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force:apex:logs:list outputs a list of log files with the datestamp in UTC. This means I have to try to do timezone conversion to figure out which logs I'm actually after.
Steps To Reproduce:
sfdx force:apex:logs:list
Observe that the "START TIME" column lists dates in ISO8601 format (good) but +0000 timezone offset (bad).
Expected result
I expect the datestamp to be in my locale, not UTC. This should either be my Salesforce user's locale, or my machine's locale. I'd prefer my machine's locale and this would probably be easier to implement.
Actual result
The datestamp is output in UTC time (+0000 offset) which means I have to do timezone conversion to figure out the date/time of the logs I'm looking for.
Additional information
n/a
Apex library Version:
apex 0.2.7 (core)
OS and version:
Windows 10, Version 21H1, Build 19043.1165
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
force:apex:logs:list
outputs a list of log files with the datestamp in UTC. This means I have to try to do timezone conversion to figure out which logs I'm actually after.Steps To Reproduce:
sfdx force:apex:logs:list
+0000
timezone offset (bad).Expected result
I expect the datestamp to be in my locale, not UTC. This should either be my Salesforce user's locale, or my machine's locale. I'd prefer my machine's locale and this would probably be easier to implement.
Actual result
The datestamp is output in UTC time (
+0000
offset) which means I have to do timezone conversion to figure out the date/time of the logs I'm looking for.Additional information
n/a
Apex library Version:
apex 0.2.7 (core)
OS and version:
Windows 10, Version 21H1, Build 19043.1165
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: