My apologies for most likely posting this in the wrong place, but after
spending 15 minutes, I
honestly couldn’t figure out proper procedure for posting a bug.
The following code produces different results in cruby and jruby:
puts Time.now
Cruby correctly identifies that my timezone is EST, while jruby produces
a UTC time.
I imagine the fault probably lies partly with my environment and partly
with jruby. I am using
jruby 1.1.1 with java 1.6.0_06, build 1.6.0_06-b02.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Jon
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Vladimir,
Thanks for the response. I do not have TZ defined as an environment
variable. Should I?
I have a second ubuntu system, which handles timezones properly. The
only differences that I am
aware of is that system is using jruby 1.1RC3, and a slightly different
jvm.
I’ll have to try jruby 1.1RC3 on the “broken” system.
Cheers,
Jon
Vladimir S. wrote:
expected though…
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Hi Jon,
The link to our issue tracker:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY
You should register there, and the follow the " Create a new issue in
project JRuby" link at the top.
I’m on Ubuntu too, and with non-UTC timezone. Time.now works for me as
expected though…
I wonder what is the difference between our systems. Do you have ‘TZ’
defined by any chance?
Thanks,
–Vladimir
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