Please fix the moisture levels graph to use the local time of the user, not UTC. It’s confusing when things are reflected on the wrong day. If I do anything after 5PM pacific time, it’s going to show up the next day and is probably confusing people that don’t understand how UTC plays a part here.
(man, I hate timezones when it comes to dev work…)
I completely agree. I ran into this a couple times last week and I thought it was a mistake/bug. At a minimum I think the app should display what the local time is for the cutoff for the day. But having precipitation data that has already taken place, appear as if it is forecasted precipitation, is not only be confusing but also can delay watering by a day when it shouldn’t (based on the 24hr check that the app does before a schedule starts).
The software I work on has a lot of this type of thing to handle so I know how it is. You could do the offset on the UI level in the graph but of course, that doesn’t solve any under the hood decisions being made about when to irrigate.
Yes, I can confirm that I am seeing my morning AND evening irrigation total on the same day and NOT showing the evening irrigation on the next day. THANK YOU!
So, just to confirm… does this mean that the IRO’s perceived day for recording irrigation and precipitation is now 12AM - 11:59PM local time?