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Helper IIConverted timestamps using expression functions always have UTC timezone - is this expected?
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Helper III guess given the documentation, with any converted timestamp I would expect to see the offset from UTC, similar to (see below in red), any timestamps after the first have been converted from UTC to something else, so they must carry an offset from UTC.
Hi DanielAmbler ,
If you observe carefully, you can notice the time difference already added to it (i.e. 1 hr, 10:24 --> 11:24)
{
"name": "var_utcnow",
"value": "2024-06-13T10:24:21.7790903Z"
}
{
"name": "var_utc_convert_timezone_1",
"value": "2024-06-13T11:24:21.7790903Z"
}
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