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Wrong timestamps for the screenshots' file names #40
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When the time stamp to the name is not correct, it is because it comes from a library and not from cosmic-screenshot code. I'm considering opening a pull request to that repo or fixing the issue here. I'll update you |
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Closes: * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#67 * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#74 * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#40 I replaced `time` with `chrono`. `time` is an excellent crate, but `chrono` is pulled in as a transient dependency of `libcosmic` and `cosmic-files`. `cosmic-screenshot` also uses `chrono` instead of `time`. Replacing `time` also ensures that the code here matches the screenshot program closer.
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Closes: * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#67 * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#74 * pop-os/cosmic-screenshot#40 I replaced `time` with `chrono`. `time` is an excellent crate, but `chrono` is pulled in as a transient dependency of `libcosmic` and `cosmic-files`. `cosmic-screenshot` also uses `chrono` instead of `time`. Replacing `time` also ensures that the code here matches the screenshot program closer.
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When taking screenshots, it adds the 'wrong' time stamp to the name of the files. I imagine ignoring the timezone set on the settings.

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