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I'm facing an issue during my tests with the @now variable ( my jvm uses a custom timezone )
The now variable will be an Instant by default and as i'm in a specific timezone (Europe/Paris), my api will return an offsetdatetime -> +01:00. that's why i'm getting the error.
To make it work i have to add a new variable called moment
Is there a way to say that i'm on a specific timezone from the beginning ( @now will be an offsetdatetime instead of an instant ) ?
if not, i think that it will a good idea to add this new feature ?
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Hello,
I'm facing an issue during my tests with the @now variable ( my jvm uses a custom timezone )
The now variable will be an Instant by default and as i'm in a specific timezone (Europe/Paris), my api will return an offsetdatetime -> +01:00. that's why i'm getting the error.
To make it work i have to add a new variable called moment
Is there a way to say that i'm on a specific timezone from the beginning ( @now will be an offsetdatetime instead of an instant ) ?
if not, i think that it will a good idea to add this new feature ?
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