Date parsing issue?

[Cantor, Scott]

On 2/8/19, 11:06 AM, "users on behalf of Phil Pishioneri" <users-bounces at shibboleth.net on behalf of pgp at pSu.edu> wrote:

> If that timestamp had been in your local time zone, it would be invalid
> due to the Daylight Saving Time change on March 10 (no 02:mm hour that
> morning). But to me the 'Z' should put it outside that hour. (Maybe
> there's a missing time zone offset in the output?)

That probably means it's a bug in the way the date is being handled. I don't think it's treating the Z as an indicator of the time zone being UTC, it's just parsing it out as a literal to ignore. I don't expect that bug to get fixed but filing it may be a prod to make sure the bug isn't repeated when the code is converted off of joda-time to Java's classes.

-- Scott