v2.7.0.5
I run tests on Azure VMs which are in UTC time zone (and non Azure VMs being at a different time zone). When they have e.g. errors I see something like
Summary | Reported At
"There is not enough space on the disk. | 5/5/2014 10:23:09 AM"
The time part is confusing since you do not know if the error is 10:23 local time or grid node server time (I assumed it was local since IMO that would be the logical way of representing it).
I would suggest either to include offset from server it represents (e.g. +0 for UTC) or, IMHO the better alternative, convert it to local time so I don't need to care what time zones the different grid nodes are running at.
Thanks!
(Don't know if this is a feature request , "usability issue" or a bug so I took a chance it is not a feature request :)).
Daily Usage Issues
Remote server: Timespamp in server errors is not displaying local time
Started by GreenMoose on 5,161 views
Remco NCrunch Developer
#5820
05 May 2014 10:34 UTC
Hi,
This seems like a reasonable request to me. The simplest option would be to report all errors in local time. I'll see if I can get it adjusted. Thanks for reporting it.
This seems like a reasonable request to me. The simplest option would be to report all errors in local time. I'll see if I can get it adjusted. Thanks for reporting it.
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