always display times in UTC when formatting #528
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@samuelgmartinez i found just a few more places where we are using time.Format() without first deliberately setting the location to UTC. Just to be on the safe side, I inserted the UTC() location modifier ahead of the formatter. If you would not mind giving this a review, that would be really great! |
LimitlessEarth
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Jan 28, 2021
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It builds fine and passes all the tests on my end. Also, I looked for more instances, just in case there were some of them missed by this change, but I couldn't find any. LGTM. |
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